A ball is thrown into the air with an upward velocity of 36 ft/s. Its height h in feet after t seconds is given by the function mc016-1.jpg. In how many seconds does the ball reach its maximum height? Round to the nearest hundredth if necessary. What is the ball’s maximum height?
2.25 s; 10 ft
1.13 s; 32.5 ft
1.13 s; 30.25 ft
1.13 s; 70.75 ft
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OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
the function is h=-16t^2+36t+10
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
@Mehek14
Mehek (mehek14):
use the formula
\(\sf{\dfrac{-b}{2a}}\)
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
how do i know which numbers to put into the formula?
Mehek (mehek14):
\(\sf{ax^2+bx+c}\)
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Mehek (mehek14):
so for a, you have -16
for b, you have 36
Mehek (mehek14):
\(\dfrac{-36}{2*-16}\)
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
i got 288?
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
Ok but those arent on my answer choices
Mehek (mehek14):
it's actually 1.13
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OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
would it be 30.25?
Mehek (mehek14):
yes
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
ok thank you
Mehek (mehek14):
yw
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
i can't figure out a few other questions.. can u help me?
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Mehek (mehek14):
yea
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
Which of the quadratic functions has the narrowest graph?
y=1/3 x^2
y=1/8 x^2
y=-2x^2
y=-3x^2
Mehek (mehek14):
the last one
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
Ok that is what i was thinking
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
Which of the quadratic functions has the narrowest graph?
12.6 in.
6.3 in.
10.8 in.
8.9 in.
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Mehek (mehek14):
Which of the quadratic functions has the narrowest graph??
I think that's for the other question
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
Find the value of x. If necessary, round to the nearest tenth.
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
oops sorry
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
dont i just times?
Mehek (mehek14):
8.9 is the closest
it would be 39.6 which is the closest to 40
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OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
are u sure it isnt 6.3 in?
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
did u times or how did u figure it out?
Mehek (mehek14):
6.3*6.3 = 39.69
39.69/2=19.845
Mehek (mehek14):
formula\(\dfrac{base*height}{2}\)
OpenStudy (anonymous):
mehek u got dis?
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
@Mehek14
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
so 8.9*8.9=79.21
79.21/2=39.605
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
So am i right or is it 8.9?
Mehek (mehek14):
yes 8.9
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
OKay thank you!!
I dont understand how to do this
Write the equation in standard form. Then factor the left side of the equation.
2x2 = 28 – x
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I have one similar to my very fist question..
A ball is thrown into the air with an upward velocity of 48 ft/s. Its height h in feet after t seconds is given by the function h=-16t^2+48t+6 In how many seconds does the ball reach its maximum height? Round to the nearest hundredth if necessary. What is the ball’s maximum height?
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OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
would i do \[48/2*-16?\]
Mehek (mehek14):
-48/2*-16
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
i get 384
Mehek (mehek14):
-48/-32=1.5
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
what is the ft?
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OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
42 or 54?
Mehek (mehek14):
1.5 is the time
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
Yeah I know, I just dont know the feet
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
actually it could be 114 too.
1.5 s; 42 ft
3 s; 6 ft
1.5 s; 54 ft
1.5 s; 114 ft
Mehek (mehek14):
plug 1.5 for t in the equation
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OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
114 :)
Mehek (mehek14):
so D
OpenStudy (mckenzieandjesus):
i did 4*pi*24^2 and got 7238.229474 is that right?
A sports recreation company plans to manufacture a beach ball with a surface area of 7238 in.2 Find the radius of the beach ball. Use the formula A=4 pi r^2 where A is the surface area and r is the radius of the sphere.
576 in.
75 in.
24 in.
48 in