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Javier throws a ball to his friend(who misses the catch). The height of the ball h(x) in feet can be modeled by the function h(x)=-0.8(x+1.185)(x-6.035) where x is the ball's horizontal distance in feet from where it was thrown.
a. Algebraically determine the horizontal intercepts of the function and explain their meaning in the context of the problem.
b. Algebraically convert this formula to standard form by distributing and combining like terms.
c. state the vertical intercept of the function and explain its meaning in the problem context.
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