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The height of a falling object is given by: 400-39t-157e^(-t/4) with h in meters and t in seconds Assuming that the ground is a height h=0 how fast is the object moving at the instant it hits the ground? be accurate to one decimal point. I keep getting 243.0 m/s but it is wrong if someone can help me out.
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