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Let the function "h" be defined by h(t)=2(t^3-3). When h(t)=-60, what is 2-3t?
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-60=2(t^3-3).Solve for t.
t=3±3i√(3)/2
Hmm, how did you get that? \(\large -60=2(t^3-3)\) \(\large -30=t^3-3\) \(\large -27=t^3\) ...
o, i used the quadratic formula
Ah, that won't work with a cubic. ;-)
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Figure it out, @mitchelsewbaran ?
yeah, i got it, bro
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