Mathematics, 06.05.2020 04:34 lilday2444
Philip shoots an arrow from the top of a hill into the ground. the flight of the arrow can be modeled with the quadratic function y=-5x^2+15x+90, where y represents the vertical height of the arrow, in meters, and x represents the time, in seconds. use factoring to find the positive zero of the function. what does this zero represent? then find the maximum value of the function by completing the square. what does the maximum value represent? explain each step in your answer.
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