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A ball is propelled straight up with an initial velocity of 250ft/sec in a vacuum with no air resistance. How high will it go?
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acceleration of gravity is -32 ft/sec^2 velocity function is : -32t + v, where v is initial velocity v = 250 v(t) = -32t + 250 height function is: -16t^2 + 250t +H, where H is initial height H = 0 h(t) = -16t^2 +250t maximize h(t) by finding vertex t = -b/2a = -250/-32 = 125/16 max height = -16*(125/16)^2 + 250*(125/16)
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