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h = -5t^2 + ut + h0 Initial height h0 = 6 h = -5t^2 + ut + 6 First step: Complete the square on the right. Keep u as a variable without putting in any numerical value yet because in the second part of the question they have a few different u values.
When you complete the square, the formula for the height will look something like this: h = a(t - p)^2 + q In this form we can quickly determine the maximum height because (p,q) will be the vertex and so the maximum height will be q.
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