Raymond B. answered 12/27/22
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
h(t)=-16t^2 +160t +75
h'(t)=v(t) = -32t+160=0
t= 160/32=5 seconds for max height
h(5)=4075 ft = max height
velocity = 0 at max height, for an instant in time, at 5 seconds
it hits the ground slightly more than 10 seconds, over double the time for max height
its velocity when it hits the ground is a little more than 160 ft/sec or a little less than -160 ft/sec
negative sign to show it's going down
h(t) = -16t^2 +160 +75 = 0 you get 2 solutions, but ignore the negative one
it's at 250 feet or over when
h(t) = -16t^2 +160t+75= 250
16t^2 -160t + 175 = 0
use the quadratic formula
t = 160/32 + or - (1/32)sqr(160^2 - 64(175))
find the 2 solutions, subtract them to get the interval where h= or > 250 feet
the graph is a downward opening parabola