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F-LE.6 Warmup M2-027-A13-V01

Apply quadratic functions to physical situations such as projectile motion under gravity.

Read named projectile features from a graph or table

Problem

Read the complete physical-flight record from the key-time table. Identify launch, the greatest listed height and its time, landing, the symmetry axis from equal-height rows, physical domain and range, and the ascent and descent intervals.

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A key-time table encodes the entire physical trajectory when each column is read as a time-height pair. We’ll identify the endpoint and peak rows, use equal-height symmetry to locate the axis, and translate the input and output patterns into domain, range, ascent, and descent intervals.

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Curriculum context
Course
Math II
Standard
F-LE.6
Category
Functions
Domain
Linear, Quadratic, and Exponential Models
Objective
Apply quadratic functions to physical situations such as projectile motion under gravity.
Problem type
Read named projectile features from a graph or table