A model rocket is launched with an initial upward velocity of . The rocket's height (in feet) after seconds is given by the following.

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A model rocket is launched with an initial upward velocity of  . The rocket's height  (in feet) after  seconds is given by the following.

anonymous · Answer

velocity 201 93ft in air

anonymous · Answer

So you're loooking for the time that it took?

anonymous · Answer

yes in sec

anonymous · Answer

okay, and is the velocity 201m/s2 ?

anonymous · Answer

velocity is 201ft/s.

anonymous · Answer

rockets height is 93 ft

anonymous · Answer

Right right, I appologize. 
So the initial Equation you want to use is Velocity=Distance/Time. (V=D/T)
In this specific case, since you are looking for Time, you want to Cross Multiply the T with the V. Once you have done so, it should look like T=D/V. If you plug in the answer, it should be T=93Ft/201ft/s.

So once you have simplified that equation. It should be 
T=$$93ft \div 201 ft/s ^{2}$$

anonymous · Answer

ah, I have to leave. someone else can finish simpylfying ths.

anonymous · Answer

thank you alot will somebody else take over?