#Modelling with quadratics
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Yo so what have you tried
Do you have any ideas to start
i tried doing
i did
a(H-40)^2+12
1600a=-12
a=-0.0075
-0.0075(H-40)^2+12
Also by your question, are you asking how to get part a? Just checking you aren’t asking about negatives
😔 but its wrong-
Yep so you do havw the right idea
yeah how to get part a
So the bit where you said a(H-40)^2 + 12
Tell me how you decided on this, where’s the 40 and 12 from
from (40,0) and (0,12) where the ball lands and it's maximum height
Ah yeah (0,12) isn’t quite right
wait how 😭
Because the max height is achieved not when x = 0
It’s at that point in the middle right?
yeah
oh-
x=20
Ok awesome, do you still want my help or do you wanna try work from here solo?
(40,0) and (20,12) are points the quadratic goes through (and (0,0))
I think i might be able to work it out! Thank you so much mister monster!!
No worries Kruyzfelz!
