Asked by Ally
I'm wonder if im correct?
Two physics students built a model rocket for a class project. Once the rocket is launched, its height in feet, h(t), can be found using the height function
h(t) = -16t² + 96t where t represents time in seconds
my work: 0=-16t^2+96t = -16t(t-6)=0 = -16t=0 , t=0 and t-6= t=6.
Is this correct?
Two physics students built a model rocket for a class project. Once the rocket is launched, its height in feet, h(t), can be found using the height function
h(t) = -16t² + 96t where t represents time in seconds
my work: 0=-16t^2+96t = -16t(t-6)=0 = -16t=0 , t=0 and t-6= t=6.
Is this correct?
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
I wonder what the problem is.
Answered by
Ally
Question:
Two physics students built a model rocket for a class project. Once the rocket is launched, its height in feet, h(t), can be found using the height function
h(t) = -16t² + 96t where t represents time in seconds.Find the time when the rocket finally hits the ground.
Two physics students built a model rocket for a class project. Once the rocket is launched, its height in feet, h(t), can be found using the height function
h(t) = -16t² + 96t where t represents time in seconds.Find the time when the rocket finally hits the ground.
Answered by
Damon
LOL, well if 6 is the answer then
-16(36) + 96 (6) better be zero
is it ? :)
-16(36) + 96 (6) better be zero
is it ? :)
Answered by
Ally
where is the 36 from?
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