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Where do the fireworks hit the ground? vertical distance is f(x)=-16x^2 +108x+160 and horizontal is g(x) =-92x/tan(65).

Where do the fireworks hit the ground? vertical distance is f(x)=-16x^2 +108x+160 and horizontal is g(x) =-92x/tan(65).
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where do the fireworks hit the ground? vertical distance is f(x)=-16x^2 +108x+160 and horizontal is g(x) =-92x/tan(65).

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ummmmmmmm I don't

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