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Hello, I need some help with this homework question, please?HW Q24

Hello, I need some help with this homework question, please?HW Q24-example-1
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Given:


h=-3t^2+147

Required:

We need to find the number of seconds will the plane be at a height of 20.25 feet.

Step-by-step explanation:

Substitute h = 20.25 in the equation.


20.25=-3t^2+147

Subtract 147 from both sides of the equation.


20.25-147=-3t^2+147-147


-126.75=-3t^2

Divide both sides of the equation by -3.


(-126.75)/(-3)=(-3t^2)/(-3)


42.25=t^2

Take square root on both sides.


\pm√(42.25)=√(t^2)

Time is of positive value.


√(42.25)=t


6.5=t

Final answer:

After 6.5 seconds the plane will be at a height of 20.25 feet.

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