The rule below shows how to find the distance traveled of an object thrown downward with initial velocity of 3 feet per second. Which answer expresses that rule in the form of an equation.

*Square the input and then multiply it by 16. Add this product to the initial velocity multiplied by the input.*
a. F(t)=16t^2+3t^2
b.F(t)=16t^2+3t
c.F(t)=16t^2-3t
d.F(t)=(16t + 3t)^2

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The rule below shows how to find the distance traveled of an object thrown downward with initial velocity of 3 feet per second. Which answer expresses that rule in the form of an equation. 

*Square the input and then multiply it by 16. Add this product to the initial velocity multiplied by the input.*
a. F(t)=16t^2+3t^2
b.F(t)=16t^2+3t
c.F(t)=16t^2-3t
d.F(t)=(16t + 3t)^2

anonymous · Answer

any ideas?

anonymous · Answer

first, let t= time--> your variable/input
it says here first that: "*Square the input" so what will you do first?