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A rocket is shot straight into the air at an initial velocity of 70 feet/second. The height of the rocket after t seconds is represented by the formula h=70t−5t^2. What is the m…

A rocket is shot straight into the air at an initial velocity of 70 feet/second. The height of the rocket after t seconds is represented by the formula h=70t−5t^2. What is the m…
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A rocket is shot straight into the air at an initial velocity of 70 feet/second. The height of the rocket after t seconds is represented by the formula h=70t−5t^2. What is the maximum height the rocket reaches?

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245 feet

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