will give medal and fan ! :)
@TechnoSoul
ok well first off if you look at this logically. earth has gravity. what comes up will eventually come down, so given that look for equations where the a is negative.
that should take out the first and second option
If the help is really good, the fan and medal is usually a given (:
now, your "ball" is being thrown from a height of 20 ft making 20 your y-intercept. so, what has 20 as the y-intercept?
that should leave you with the answer D
The general equation is \[\Large s(t)=–16t^2 + v0t + h0\] where v0 represents the initial velocity of the object and h0 represents the initial height of the object
That's -16 btw and then you just have to plug in the 32 and 20 in the respective places that they gave you
ya i agree with @doulikepiecauseidont
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