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Second Read: What do we Got? Consider the parabolic paths of two soccer penalty kicks, represented in the graph below. One kick covers a horizontal distance of 20 yards and reaches a maximum height of 9 yards. The other kick covers a horizontal distance of 24 yards, but only reaches a maximum height of 6 yards. Write an equation that describes the path of each kick. (hint: Use the graphing form of the equation: $$y=ax−h2 + k
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