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The path of a firework is described by the function: h(t) = -4.9t^2+ 49t+ 1.5
where h(t) is the height of the firework, in
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The path of a firework is described by the function: h(1) = 4.97? + 491 + 1.5
where h(t) is the height of the firework, in
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The path of a firework is described by the function: h(1) = 4.97? + 491 + 1.5
where h(t) is the height of the firework, in
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You launch a firework with the axis of symmetry of 4.688 seconds and the coordinates of vertex of 4.688, 118.687. Create graph
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you launch a firework that said to explode three seconds after it’s launch if it explodes at a height of 38.9 feet and has an
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You launch a Third firework decide what do you want to watch it from the ground or from the roof of the 50 foot building choose
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You launch a firework with the axis of symmetry of 4.688 in the coordinates of vertex of 4.688, 118.687. Create a graph that
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You launch a firework from the roof of a 50 foot building that goes up 30 feet and has an initial velocity of 5.4 ft./s how long
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You want to launch a firework off the roof of a 50 foot building with a initial velocity of 5.4 ft./s so its initial height is
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A firework is launched from a cliff overlooking the ocean. The elevation of the firework shell, in feet above sea level, t
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