The table shows the height of a model rocket launched from the top of a four-story bunlding and landing in a pond nearby. Height is measured in feet above the surface of the pond. Rocket Hei ht e, t Height, H (seconds) (feet) -_ (a) Explain why a quadratic model is more appropriate than a log or exponential model. O The data indicates the graph is only increasing. Logarithmic and exponential functions both increase and decrease while quadratic functions either increase or decrease. O The data indicates the graph is only decreasing. Logarithmic and exponential functions both increase and decrease while quadratic functions either increase or decrease. O The data indicates a minimum point and changes from decreasing to increasing at that point. Logarithmic and exponential functions do not possess minimum points, but quadratic functions do. 0 The data indicates a maximum point and changes from increasing to decreasing at that point. Logarithmic and exponential functions do not possess maximum points, but quadratic functions do. (b) Write the function for the quadratic model that gives the height in feet of the rocket above the surface of the pond, where t is seconds after the rocket has launched, with data from 0 S t S 2. H(t) = (c) Use the model to determine when the missile hits the water. (Round your answer to two decimal places.) l' = SEC