Question

Algebra 1 question :D
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Answer 1

A basketball is thrown upwards. The height f(t), in feet, of the basketball at time t, in seconds, is given by the following function:

f(t) = -16t^2 + 16t + 32

Which of the following is a reasonable domain of the graph of the function when the basketball falls from its maximum height to the ground?

0.5 < t < 1
0.5 < t < 2
1 < t < 2
1 < t < 1.5

Answer 2

@jagr2713

Answer 3

highest point in this case should be the vertex and the rightest zero x value of vertex = -b/2a given ax^2 + bx + c

Answer 4

plug in and that'll be the first point, the other point would be solve -16x^2 + 16x + 32 = 0 and take the positive answer, that'll be your other point

Answer 5

ok ill try...

Answer 6

the 2nd point is 2...

Answer 7

can you help me get the first one?

Answer 8

so if its 2 then what can we eliminate

Answer 9

a and d

Answer 10

solve this -16x^2 + 16x + 32 = 0

Answer 11

first factor out the greatest common factor (-16) then factor... do you know how to do that?

Answer 12

somewhat... but I'll need help

Answer 13

you will get 0=-16(t+0.5)+6

Answer 14

ok, and by using my amazing brain smarts, I see a 0.5 in there

Answer 15

:D

Answer 16

making me think it might be b?

Answer 17

Yes :D

Answer 18

thanks :D

Answer 19

yw

Answer 20

is this a test

Answer 21

why?

Answer 22

just tell me first

Answer 23

no, my algebra 1 homework....

Answer 24

ok then your fine

Answer 25

why would you ask that?

Answer 26

why ?@funnyguy2

Answer 27

he/she left :|

Answer 28

your not allowed to get help on a test

Answer 29

??? where does it say that

Answer 30

mhm... cool, but as you know... this is NOT a test

Answer 31

and yeah... where does it say that?

Answer 32

hello @funnyguy2 ?

Answer 33

@pooja195 are you allowed to help someone on a test

Answer 34

@sleepyjess

Answer 35

@TheSmartOne

Answer 36

It is not a test, they already said that.

Answer 37

exactly....

Answer 38

one question per post please

Answer 39

but what he asked was, are you allowed to help IF it was a test?

Answer 40

are you kidding @funnyguy2 ?

Answer 41

@funnyguy2 it is certainly not allowed unless youve made a mistake by accidently halping them without knowing its a test i am guilty of that but if you have helped knowing its a test you can land in some serious trouble

Answer 42

ok thanks for clearing that up :D

Answer 43

close question pls :D

Answer 44

sure can do :D

Answer 45

You guys asked where that is? :P
Let me pull it up :)

Even though I know you weren't cheating :)

Answer 46

The term and conditions are something you agreed to when you first signed up! And in the TaC (Terms and Conditions) it has near the bottom:

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Don't want to copy-paste otherwise it looks longer than it is... lol

Anyways here is the whole TaC: http://openstudy.com/terms-and-conditions