Here is the question:
The path of a flying disk can be modeled by the relation
h= -0.0625d(d - 112)
Where h = the height, in metres above the ground
and d = the horizontal distance, in metres
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a) At what horizontal distance does the disk lay on the ground?
b) At what horizontal distance does the disc reach its maximum height
c) What is the maximum height?
Alright, so I understand that the horizontal distance is somewhere on the X axis, and vertical distance on the Y axis,
but how do you solve the questions using that?
Thanks in advance!
The path of a flying disk can be modeled by the relation
h= -0.0625d(d - 112)
Where h = the height, in metres above the ground
and d = the horizontal distance, in metres
- - - - -
a) At what horizontal distance does the disk lay on the ground?
b) At what horizontal distance does the disc reach its maximum height
c) What is the maximum height?
Alright, so I understand that the horizontal distance is somewhere on the X axis, and vertical distance on the Y axis,
but how do you solve the questions using that?
Thanks in advance!
