A rocket is fired upward from some initial distance above the ground. Its height in feet, h,above the ground, t seconds after it is fired, is given by h=−16t^2+64t-3072

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A rocket is fired upward from some initial distance above the ground. Its height in​ feet, h,above the​ ground, t seconds after it is​ fired, is given by h=−16t^2+64t-3072

Steve · Answer

Sorry, that -3072 means its initial height (at t=0) is 3072 feet below ground.

A rocket is fired upward from some initial distance above the ground. Its height in​ feet, h,above the​ ground, t seconds after it is​ fired, is given by h=−16t^2+64t-3072

A rocket is fired upward from some initial distance above the ground. Its height in feet, h,above the ground, t seconds after it is fired, is given by h=−16t^2+64t-3072