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Aparachutist jumps from an airplane and immediately opens her parachute. her altitude in metres, after t seconds, is modelled by the equation y = -11t + 500. a second parachutist jumps 5 secs later and free falls for a few seconds. his altitude during this time is modeled by the equation y = -4.9 (t-4)^2 + 500. when does he catch up to the first parachutist? (hint: when do they meet in the air? )

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