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The height of a javelin after it has left the hand of the thrower can be modeled by the function h = 3(4-2)(-+ + 4), where h is the height of the javelin and t is the time in se…

The height of a javelin after it has left the hand of the thrower can be modeled by the function h = 3(4-2)(-+ + 4), where h is the height of the javelin and t is the time in se…
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The height of a javelin after it has left the hand of the thrower can be

modeled by the function h = 3(4-2)(-+ + 4), where h is the height of the
javelin and t is the time in seconds. How long is the javelin in the air?

User Niru Mukund Shah
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Answer:

-24

Explanation:

Solo You just need Make an ecuation

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