Choose the graph that shows each projectiles height as time goes on. thank you! Lydia fired a model rocket vertically upward into the air.Graph AGraph BGraph CGraph DTimeTimeTimeTimeHeightHeightHeightHeight Lydia fired a model rocket vertically upward into the air.Graph AGraph BGraph CGraph DTimeTimeTimeTimeHeightHeightHeightHeight

The vertical height of projectile can be given as y = uyt -1/2gt2 If upward is taken as positive At t=0 y = 0 Further the equation of motion can be written as y = bt - ct2 Which resembles the equation of an inverted parabola. Thus the correct answer will be graph A.

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