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The gravity on the moon differs from that on Earth. The function f(x)=-2x^2+30x+32 models an objects height, in feet, from the moon’s surface x seconds after being launched.

If x>0, which statement is true?
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If x>0, it means that the object has been launched and some time has passed since then. Therefore, the statement "the object is in motion above the moon's surface" is true.
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