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Please answer quick Deon throws a ball into the air. The height h of the​ ball, in​ meters, at time t seconds is modeled by the function ​h(t)=−5t2+t+42. Will the ball reach a h…

Please answer quick Deon throws a ball into the air. The height h of the​ ball, in​ meters, at time t seconds is modeled by the function ​h(t)=−5t2+t+42. Will the ball reach a h…
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please answer quick Deon throws a ball into the air. The height h of the​ ball, in​ meters, at time t seconds is modeled by the function ​h(t)=−5t2+t+42. Will the ball reach a height of 41 ​meters?

please answer quick Deon throws a ball into the air. The height h of the​ ball, in-example-1
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How about add it up to the t
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