How would you solve number 7? AMAIE AABUR RNTFOLDVISITOINSuideTHETCOAPPLICATIONS6.The height of an object that is traveling through the air can be well modeled by a quadratie function thatopens downward. An object is fired upward and its height in feet above the ground is given byh(1) =-161 + 64/ + 80where the input, t, is the time, in seconds, the object has been in the air(a) Using your calculator, sketch a graph of the object'sheight for all times where it is at or above theground.160140120(b) What is its maximum height in feet?1008060(c) At what time does it hit the ground?402052 3Time, t, seconds4(d) Over what time interval is its height increasing?BOPE7. The cost per computer produced at a factory depends on how many computers the factory produces in a day.-n² -n+ 200, where n is the number of computers produced in500The cost function is modeled by C(n)=-OPEWa day and C(n) is the unit cost, in dollars per computer.31 Didl Cap-877(b) Does the cost have a minimum or maximumvalue? Explain. Use your calculator to find it.(a) Calculate C(50) and give an interpretation ofyour answer in terms of the scenario described.(c) Based on (b), can this function have any real zeroes? Explain your thought process.COMMON CORE ALGEBRA I, UNIT #8 – QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS AND THEIR ALGEBRA - LESSON #2EMATHINSTRUCTION, RED HOOK, NY 12571, © 2013「三Height above the ground, h, in feetOPENE

(7) Cost per computer produced by a factory is given by the function; C(n)=1500n2-n+200. where n is…

7. The cost per computer produced at a factory depends on how many computers the factory produces in a day. The cost function is modeled by C(n)=n² -n+ 200 , where n is the number of computers produced in %3D 500 a day and C(n) is the unit cost, in dollars per computer. (a) Calculate C(50) and give an interpretation of (b) Does the cost have a minimum or maximum value? Explain. Use your calculator to find it. your answer in terms of the scenario described. (c) Based on (b), can this function have any real zeroes? Explain your thought process.