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Solve for t. d=−16t2+8t

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Solve for t. d=−16t2+8t

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Solve for t. d=-16t2+8t
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Solve for t. d=−16t2+8t-example-1

Bergyman answered Jul 14, 2024

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Explanation:

−16t2+8t -d = 0

or (multiply both sides by -1)

16t^2 -8t+d=0 then use quadratic formula:

t = [ 8 +- sqrt ( 64 - 64d) ] / (32)

Chad Hedgcock answered Jul 16, 2024

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