tion 3.2 The Graph of a Function 3.2.35-8C Part4 of 10 Agolf dall is hit with an inital velocity of 140 feet per second at an incination of \( 45^{\circ} \) to the horizontal. In physics, it is establehed that the \[ h(x)=\frac{-32 x^{2}}{140^{2}}+x \] Where x is tha hortiontal distance that the golf ball has traveled Camptele parts (a) through (a). (0) Deterrine the height of the goif bat after it has traveled 100 feet \( \mathrm{h}=83.07^{\prime} \) feet (Round to tun tiecimal places as needed) (b) Whal is the height after thas traveled 200 foct? \( h=134.69 \) feet (Round to two decimal places as needed) (c) What is \( \mathrm{n}(350) \) ? internerel tis value. h \( (350)=15000 \) teel (Round to No decimal places as neended.) Inlerpret the value of h(350) Choose the correct answer telow and fill in the answer hex fo conplete your chace A. At a height of 350 feel, the horizontal distance taveled by me goif hal is \( \square \) feet B. The height of the goll ball effer it has traveed a rorvontal distance of 350 fect is \( \square \) fool
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To determine the height of the golf ball after it has traveled 350 feet, we plug \(350\) into the function \(h(x)\). The calculation yields \(h(350) = 15000\) feet, which is quite a staggering figure! This number suggests that if our model holds up, the ball would be soaring at an impossible height of 15,000 feet—much higher than any golf ball has ever been designed to reach! Now, let's consider the interpretation of this value. Since option B states that the height of the golf ball after traveling a horizontal distance of 350 feet is \(15000\) feet, this implies the calculation, while mathematically valid, does not reflect a realistic scenario for a golf ball’s trajectory given the forces of gravity and air resistance acting on it. So, a quick reality check is necessary here!
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