
Erick G. answered 05/07/20
Mechanical Engineer specializing in STEM
For Y, since the "ground" Is assumed to be when y(t) = 0, you want to solve for t.
0=-16t^2+100
16t^2=100
t^2=100/16
t^2=6.25
t=2.5seconds
Now that you know t, which is how long it takes to get to the ground, you can plug it into x(t) to find out the horizontal distance traveled
x(t)=8t
x(2.5)=8*2.5=20 feet
Alyce S.
Thank you so much! That makes so much sense05/07/20