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Which system models the height of the tennis ball and the height of the dog's mouth over time?

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h = 4.5t + 18 and h = -16t2 + 1.5t + 21
B
h = 18t + 4.5 and h =-16t2 + 21t + 1.5
C
h = -16t2 + 4.5t + 18 and h = -16t2 + 1.5t + 14
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h = -16t2 + 18t + 4.5 and h = -16t2 + 21t + 1.5
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The system has no real solutions. What does this indicate about the worker's arms and the measuring tape?

A
They will never be at the same height at the same time.
B
They will be at the same height exactly once.
C
They will be at the same height at two different times.
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Which system models this situation?

A
y = 26x and y = 8,400(x-500)2+15,900
B
y = 26x and y = -0.030(x-500)2+15,900
C
y = x/26 and y = -0.030(x-500)2+15,900
D
y = x/26 and y =8,400(x-500)2+15,900
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Which system models this situation?

A
h = 3t+10 and h = -16t2+15t+6
B
10t+3 and h = -16t2+6t+15
C
-16t2+3t + 10 and h =-16t2+15t+6
D
-16t2+10t + 3 and h = -16t2+6t+15
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What can you conclude about the paths of the skaters?

A
There is no chance that the skaters will hit each other.
B
The skaters' paths cross each other at two different points on the rink.
C
The skaters are traveling on the same path, but possibly in different directions.
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Which system of equations models the paths of the two skaters?

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y = 0.08x2-1.6x+13 and y = 0.08(x-10)2+5
B
y = 0.08x2-1.6x+13 and y = 1.6(x-10)2+5
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y = 0.08x2-1.6x+13 and y = 0.8(x-10)2+5
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y = 0.08x2-1.6x+13 and y = 5(x-10)2+5

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