Mathematics, 08.04.2021 09:10 jjjxxcsenone1034
John and Phil were playing tennis. They each hit a tennis ball at the same time and
measured the how high the tennis balls went and how long it took for each one to
land on the tennis court. The graph represents the height of the tennis ball 1
seconds after it was hit by john
The function f given by $ (1) = (-161 – 2) (1 – Zepresents the height of the
tennis ball t seconds after it was hit by Phil. In both functions, height is measured in feet.
Part 1. Whose tennis ball hit the tennis court first? When did that happen?
Part 2. Phil's tennis ball reached its maximum height after a seconds. Did Phil's
tennis ball reach a higher maximum than John's tennis ball?
Part 3. What was the maximum height of Phil's tennis ball? Round your answer to
the nearest whole number.
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