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27 April, 14:55

Which of the following scenarios is least likely to be modeled by a quadratic function?

A - Mapping the journey of a cliff diver who dives off of a cliff 30 feet above the water, and whose initial velocity is 5 feet per second

B - Calculating the distance an airplane can travel in 8 hours if it cruises at a speed of 525 miles per hour

C - The distance a rocket travels, given that it's initial velocity is 12 feet per second

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