9. [Geogebra Question] A batter at home plate hits a baseball 3.5 ft above the ground at a speed of 100 ft/s. The height of the baseball is modelled by the equation Mat) = 43.004132 + x + 3.5 Open a new Geogebra CAS at https://geogebra.org/cas. In the left pane press the + button and click Expression Dene the height function using the command h(x)=-0.0041*x"2+x+3.5 A graph of the height will be shown to the right Move the graph around by clicking and holding your mouse on the graph. Adjust until the maximum point of the graph is clearly visible. Use this graph to answer the next questions. (a) What is the maximum height of the baseball to four decimal places? (b) How far from home plate is the baseball when it reaches its maximum height? (c) Save a screenshot of your graph with the label of the point where the maximum height occurs. Title the graph as Question 9(c) and submit the graph with your assignment