Emily B.

asked • 01/05/20

AFDA quadratic equation problem

The height, h, (in feet) of a baseball that is popped up into the air is a quadratic function of the time, t, (in seconds), since it was hit. An equation that may model this situation is h(t) = 4+60t - 16t2. Answer the following questions accurately, rounding to two decimal places when needed.

a. How high is the ball when it strikes the bat?

b. In how many seconds will it hit the ground?

c. At what time(s) will the ball have a height of 40 feet?

d. At what time(s) will the ball have a height of 80 feet?

e. When will the baseball reach its maximum height?

f. What is the maximum height of the ball?

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Paul M. answered • 01/05/20

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Lenny D. answered • 01/06/20

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