kinda the same as my previous question..
h(t)=-16t^2+32t+3
1.Why is the height the same at .5 seconds and 1.5 seconds and what is the height?
2. a) How long is the ball in flight? Round answer to nearest hundredth.
b) Which formula, process, etc. did you use to solve this problem?

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kinda the same as my previous question..
h(t)=-16t^2+32t+3
1.Why is the height the same at .5 seconds and 1.5 seconds and what is the height?
2. a) How long is the ball in flight?  Round answer to nearest hundredth.
b)  Which formula, process, etc. did you use to solve this problem?

anonymous · Answer

well to answer 1. is kind of hard to see what answer he wants . For one the trajectory of an item being thrown in the air is much like an upside down parabola, where the velocity is great enough to propel the ball into the air,however gravity eventually slows this velocity to 0 and cause the ball to drop

anonymous · Answer

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