Exam 8: Quadratics and the Mathematics of Motion
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Use the discriminant to determine how many real roots the function
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Find any solutions to the equation
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Transform the function
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horizontally 11 units to the right and then shifting the result up 4 units. Find the equation of 




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For the function
, state whether the vertex represents a minimum or a maximum of the function.

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A free falling body has an initial velocity of 20 ft/sec. Find the distance traveled in t = 2 seconds. Assume that g = 32 ft/sec2.
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