thomasfisherman thomasfisherman

15-09-2020
Mathematics

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If an object is dropped from a height of 150 ft, giving the equation,
h=-16x^2 + 150, what is the maximum height of the object? *

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kelsonm3420 kelsonm3420

15-09-2020

Answer:

150ft

Step-by-step explanation:

it says it was dropped meaning it will go down in height till eventually hitting zero

we can verify this by plugging in 0 and then 1

h=-16(0)^2 + 150 h=150ft

h=-16(1)^2 +150 h=134ft

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