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A field goal kicker discussed his performance with his coach. Based on the coach's data, the kicker usually kicks the ball so it reaches a maximum height of 50 yards
after it has traveled 25 yards down the field. What is the equation, in standard form of the kick? If the goalposts are 10 yards high, what is the minimum and
maximum distance where he can kick the ball and make it over the goalpost?
Give the equation of the kick in standard form. Express your answer in terms of x and y, where x represents the horizontal distance of the ball from its initial position
and y represents the height of the ball off the ground.
(Use integers or decimals for any numbers in the equation)
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