1. The height of a soccer ball that is kicked from the ground can be approximated by the function: y= -18x^2 + 90x
where y is the height of the soccer ball is x seconds after it is kicked.
Find the time, in seconds, it takes from the moment the soccer ball is kicked until it returns to the ground.

2. The height of a soccer ball that is kicked from the ground can be approximated by the function:
y = -16x^2 + 64x
where y is the height of the soccer ball in feet x seconds after it is kicked. What is the soccer ball's maximum height in feet?

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Step-by-step explanation:

2. Sinse we do not have a y-intercept [C-value in this case], we have to use a part of the quadratic formula to solve for x, and rewrite this equation in Vertex Form, with as the vertex point. Observe:

Now, keep in mind that in the vertex formula, gives you the OPPOSITE TERMS OF WHAT THEY REALLY ARE, so in this case, sinse 2 is already positive, you do not need to alter its operation sign. With this being stated, you should already have this:

Now, to find k, all you have to do is plug 2 into the TOP equation to get your maximum height:

Therefore, sinse 64 is your k-value, 64 feet is indeed your maximum height.

1. Simply factour the quadratic equation:

In this case, from a height of sixty-four feet, it is IMPOSSIBLE for the football to hit the ground in zero seconds, therefore the ball will reach the ground in 5 seconds, which makes alot more sence.

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