10 = 39t - 16t2
Remember that the quadratic formula tacitly assumes that the coefficient of the squared term is positive.
The formula gives (39 ± sqrt(881)0/32...and both answers are relevant! You can do the arithmetic!
Hudson D.
asked 03/29/19If a ball is thrown vertically upward with an initial speed of 39 feet per second, its height in feet above the ground t seconds later is given by the formula h = 39t-16t^2. At how many seconds will the ball be 10 feet above the ground? Give both answers and round to the nearest hundredth.
10 = 39t - 16t2
Remember that the quadratic formula tacitly assumes that the coefficient of the squared term is positive.
The formula gives (39 ± sqrt(881)0/32...and both answers are relevant! You can do the arithmetic!
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