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An arrow is shot vertically upward from a platform 41ft41ft high at a rate of 155ft/sec155ft/sec. when will the arrow hit the ground? use the formula: h=−16t2+
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An arrow is shot vertically upward from a platform 41ft41ft high at a rate of 155ft/sec155ft/sec. when will the arrow hit the ground? use the formula: h=−16t2+
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h(t)=-16t²+155t+41
0=-16t²+155t+41
16t²-155t-41=0
Using the quadratic formula, we get a positive value for t of
9.94516294765 seconds as the time the arrow is in the air
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