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Dina released a field hockey ball at a height of 22 feet above the ground. It first struck the ground 1010 feet away. Which of the following graphs in the xyxy-plane could represent height, yy, in feet, of Dina's field hockey when it is xx horizontal feet from where released it? Choose 11 answer:\newline(A)\newline(B)

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Q. Dina released a field hockey ball at a height of 22 feet above the ground. It first struck the ground 1010 feet away. Which of the following graphs in the xyxy-plane could represent height, yy, in feet, of Dina's field hockey when it is xx horizontal feet from where released it? Choose 11 answer:\newline(A)\newline(B)
  1. Release Height: Dina released the ball at 22 feet above the ground.
  2. First Ground Strike: The ball first struck the ground 1010 feet away.
  3. Initial Graph Point: The graph should start at (0,2)(0, 2) because the ball was released at 22 feet high.
  4. Final Graph Point: The graph should show the ball hitting the ground at (10,0)(10, 0).
  5. Graph Shape: The graph should be a curve that starts at (0,2)(0, 2) and ends at (10,0)(10, 0).
  6. Option Verification: Check the options: (A) Starts at (0,2)(0, 2) and ends at (10,0)(10, 0). (B) Starts at (0,0)(0, 0) and ends at (10,2)(10, 2).
  7. Option Verification: Check the options: (A) Starts at (0,2)(0, 2) and ends at (10,0)(10, 0). (B) Starts at (0,0)(0, 0) and ends at (10,2)(10, 2). Option (A) matches the conditions.

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