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The table shows the approximate height of a projectile x seconds after being fired into the air.
Which equation models the height, y, x seconds after firing?
y = –10(x)(x – 5)
y = 10(x)(x – 5)
y = –10(x – 5)
y = 10(x – 5)
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y = –10(x)(x – 5)
Reason: The height is a parabola that is zero at x = 0 and x = 5, so it has factors x and (x − 5). A projectile opens downward, so the leading coefficient is negative; −10x(x − 5) = −10x^2 + 50x fits.
Reason: The height is a parabola that is zero at x = 0 and x = 5, so it has factors x and (x − 5). A projectile opens downward, so the leading coefficient is negative; −10x(x − 5) = −10x^2 + 50x fits.
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