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A ball is dropped from a cliff that is 224 feet high. The distance S (in feet) that it falls in t seconds is given by the formula How many seconds (to tenths) will it take for t…

A ball is dropped from a cliff that is 224 feet high. The distance S (in feet) that it falls in t seconds is given by the formula How many seconds (to tenths) will it take for t…
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A ball is dropped from a cliff that is 224 feet high. The distance S (in feet) that it falls in t seconds is given by the formula How many seconds (to tenths) will it take for the ball to hit the ground?

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Solve this equation
256-16t^2 =
16t^2 =
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