Concept explainers
a.
To describe and graph the translation of the function
a.
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Given functions are
Here
Graph :
Interpretation :
The graph of quadratic function representing the cross section of the football field is compared to the graph of
The graph of a
This vertex point shall be:
Highest point (if
Or, lowest point (if
In this case, ‘a’ is lesser than 0 hence the graph will have a maximum and will open downwards.
A parabola always points to infinity, either negative or positive.
In the function
The graph of quadratic function
If
If
In the function
The graph represented by
If
If
In the function
The graph represented by
If
If
In the function
Therefore, as seen in the graph, the transformation of the function
The graph of quadratic function representing the cross section of the football field is compared to the graph of
The graph of a quadratic equation (
This vertex point shall be:
Highest point (if
Or, lowest point (if
In this case, ‘a’ is lesser than 0 hence the graph will have a maximum and will open downwards.
A parabola always points to infinity, either negative or positive.
In the function
The graph of quadratic function
If
If
In the function
The graph represented by
If
If
In the function
The graph represented by
If
If
In the function
Therefore, as seen in the graph, the transformation of the function
b.
To calculate which rocket went higher.
b.
Answer to Problem 19PPS
Rocket of “P” went higher.
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Given functions are
Here
:
Here, vertex is
Hence, it is evident that
Since, k is the y- coordinate of the vertex, it concluded that
c.
To state which rocket stayed in the air longer.
c.
Answer to Problem 19PPS
Rocket of “P” stayed in the air longer.
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Given functions are
Here
Graph :
Interpretation :
As seen in the graph rocket of “C” hits the ground before rocket of “P”. Thus, the rocket of “P” stays in the air longer.
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