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Mathematics, 07.05.2020 00:00 bella8751

For one athlete, the path of the javelin can be modeled by the equation yy = −0.004xx2 + 0.35xx + 1.5 where xx is the horizontal distance, in meters, the javelin travels from the thrower and yy is the height, in meters, of the javelin.

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