Not drawm to scaleThe path of the hawk makes a parabola represented by the following function:h(x) = x? – 8x + 12where h is the height (in feet) of the hawk above the water and x is the horizontal distance (in feet) fromthe cliff.a. Graph the function.Click on the vertex first, then click on one otherpoint.b. How high is the cliff?feet.141312c. How far from the the base of the cliff is the fish?10feet.구d. How far under the water is the fish?feet.e. Approximately how far from the cliff does the hawkenter the water?feet.-2-4f. Approximately how far from the cliff does the hawkexit the water?feet.Clear All Draw:

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Not drawn to scaie The path of the hawk makes a parabola represented by the following function: h(æ) = a? – 8x + 12 where h is the height (in feet) of the hawk above the water and x is the horizontal distance (in feet) from the cliff. a. Graph the function. Click on the vertex first, then click on one other point. 14 b. How high is the cliff? feet. 13 12 c. How far from the the base of the cliff is the fish? 10 feet. d. How far under the water is the fish? feet.

Not drawn to scaie The path of the hawk makes a parabola represented by the following function: h(æ) = a? – 8x + 12 where h is the height (in feet) of the hawk above the water and x is the horizontal distance (in feet) from the cliff. a. Graph the function. Click on the vertex first, then click on one other point. 14 b. How high is the cliff? feet. 13 12 c. How far from the the base of the cliff is the fish? 10 feet. d. How far under the water is the fish? feet.

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