Quadratics Functions

[glass geode]

Do you have a function for the bird's position (height in function of horizontal position)?
Practical domain is the subset of the domain that is usefull to look at in the context of a problem. For instance, when the domain is a time, it's not very usefull to look at negative values for the time. The practical rsnge is the subset of the range which makes sence in the context of the problem. For instance, that bird can't fall lower than height zero. So negative heights can be ignored.

[late flume]

It'd probably help if you posted the original part of the question

[olive iris]

oh sorry about that

@late flume @glass geode

[late flume]

Do you know if it was thrown vertically up, or was it thrown at an angle? I'd assume unknown, hence the function, but honestly not sure

Because if it was thrown vertically up then you can just take acceleration as gravity