SOLUTION: A frog leaps 2 feet horizontally. The highest point in the jump is foot. Assume the frog starts at (0, 0). What quadratic function models the path of the jump?

SOLUTION: A frog leaps 2 feet horizontally. The highest point in the jump is foot. Assume the frog starts at (0, 0). What quadratic function models the path of the jump?

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Question 691285: A frog leaps 2 feet horizontally. The highest point in the jump is foot. Assume the frog starts at (0, 0). What quadratic function models the path of the jump?
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A frog leaps 2 feet horizontally. The highest point in the jump is foot. Assume the frog starts at (0, 0). What quadratic function models the path of the jump?
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