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The following equation models the height (h), of a rocket (t) seconds after it was launched from the ground. h=-16t^2+90t How long will it take the rocket to return to the ground?
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When the rocket returns to the ground you are at h=0 thus solve for t when 0=-16t^2+90t
\[t=-90\pm \sqrt{90^2-4(-16)(0)}/2(-16)=(-90\pm 90)/(-32)\] which clearly you have t=0 which is when it is going to be launched and t=5.625 when it returns to the ground
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