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Armstrong Quadratics Checkpoint #1

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Which statement best explains the meaning of the y-intercept for this function?

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The baseball is 12 feet off the ground at its heighest point.

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What is the maximum height, in feet, reached by the ball? Enter a number only.

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After how many seconds did the ball hit the ground? Enter a number only.

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Enter this equation into desmos.

What is the equation for the axis of symmetry?

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The baseball lands more than 4 feet away from where it was hit.

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When the ball is at a horizontal distance of 1 foot, it is rising up in the air.

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When the ball is at a horizontal distance of 4 feet, it is rising up in the air.

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The marble was thrown from a height of 2 feet above the ocean.

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The marble was thrown from a height of 6 feet above the ocean.

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The marble began to descend after 2 seconds.

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The marble began to descend after 4 seconds.

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What are the zeros of the function? Remember that the following all mean the same thing: zeros, x - intercepts, solutions, and roots.

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13.

At what point does the MAXIMUM occur on the graph?

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Which of the following shows the graph of the equation

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Enter this equation into desmos.

Does the graph have a minimum or maximum?

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17.

Does the the graph of the equation below open up or down?

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18.

What is the vertex of the equation below?