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Transcribed Image Text:A superball is tossed across a room. The ball can be assumed to start at (0, 0). It travels along a
straight line, traveling 10 units of distance, The ball reaches a maximum height of 7 units before
being caught at (10, 0). Can this information be used to determine an equation? In words, how?
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