Question

please help- college algebra

Answer 1

U can substitute h with 22.
Then u can use the quadratic equation to solve for t

Answer 2

hm i tried that i think i messed it up ill try again

Answer 3

i still subtract 22 and set the equation to 0 right

Answer 4

Yes. Ur equation should always equal zero before u should use the quadratic equation

Answer 5

\[-20+37-16t ^{2}\]

Answer 6

*37t

Answer 7

yes does it matter that it is in that order though

Answer 8

When u plug in
a=-16
b=37
c=-20

Answer 9

And u should get 2 answers

Answer 10

still comes out weird

Answer 11

\[\frac{ 37+\sqrt{89} }{ -32 }, \frac{ 37-\sqrt{89} }{ -32 }\]

Answer 12

but it won't allow me to answer in that format!!

Answer 13

bottom u shoudl get +32

Answer 14

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=22+%3D+2%2B37t-16t^2

Answer 15

it says to round answers to nearest hundredth.... so you need to enter it in decimal form after rounding to nearest hundredth

Answer 16

aye thanks @ganeshie8

Answer 17

np :)
wat do u get for answers after rounding ?

Answer 18

0.86 and 1.45

Answer 19

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