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Mathematics, 22.03.2021 19:00, braydentillery1221

A soccer ball is kicked at a velocity of 25 meters per second. The following table shows the horizontal distance (in meters) at different angles of elevation (in degrees), ignoring wind resistance. Using a quadratic regression calculator, write a function of best fit for this set of data. What is the approximate vertex of this function? In two or more complete sentences, explain what the vertex represents in the context of this data set. ​


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