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Johnson hit a baseball that follows the parabolic path shown. The point (400, 8) represents the top of the outfield wall on this path. Height (ft) 100 75 50 25 -0.0025x+x+3 100 200 300 400 Distance from Home Plate (ft) a. Write a quadratic inequality whose solutions represent the locations of the top of any wall that his ball would clear. b. Describe the graph of the solution to the inequality in Part a. E. Will Johnson's hit be a home run? Explain.

Johnson hit a baseball that follows the parabolic path shown. The point (400, 8) represents the top of the outfield wall on this path. Height (ft) 100 75 50 25 -0.0025x+x+3 100 200 300 400 Distance from Home Plate (ft) a. Write a quadratic inequality whose solutions represent the locations of the top of any wall that his ball would clear. b. Describe the graph of the solution to the inequality in Part a. E. Will Johnson's hit be a home run? Explain.

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Transcribed Image Text:vars 5 Vi V bugh 10. Johnson hit a baseball that follows the parabolic path shown. The point (400, 8) represents the top of the outfield wall on this path. 100 E 75 Height (ft) 75 50 25 0 y=-0.0025x +*+3 X 100 200 300 400 Distance from Home Plate (ft) a. Write a quadratic inequality whose solutions represent the locations of the top of any wall that his ball would clear. b. Describe the graph of the solution to the inequality in Part a. c. Will Johnson's hit be a home run? Explain. 13. Erro Ax th
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