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To determine weather delmar makes the feild goal we need to find the horizantal distance that

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the ball has travelled when the height of the ball is \"\".

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First write the parametric equation for the vertical position of the ball.

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\"\".

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Where Initial velocity \"\" is \"\", \"\" ,\"\", \"\".

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Subustiute the values in the parametric equation.

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Let \"\".

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The equation is in the form of \"\".

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Where \"\".

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Subustiute the values in the quadratic form of the equation \"\".

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Determine the horizantal position of the ball at \"\".

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\"\".

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\"\"

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Now graph both the parametric equations \"\" and \"\".

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Graph :

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\"\".

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Observe the graph :

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The line \"\" intersects the parametric equations at \"\".

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Therefore, the ball will travel the distance of about \"\" before the height reaches \"\" a second time.

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Area of the feild is \"\" yards.

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There are \"\", so the distance of the feild goal is \"\".

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Since the vertical position of the ball will not reaches \"\" until it acheives a horizantal distance of \"\".

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Therefore, delmar will make a feild goal.

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Yes, Delmar will make a feild goal.