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A firework is shot upward so that it follows the equation y = -16.1? + S0x + 3 where y is the height of the firework and x is time. How many seconds will it take for the firewor…

A firework is shot upward so that it follows the equation y = -16.1? + S0x + 3 where y is the height of the firework and x is time. How many seconds will it take for the firewor…
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A firework is shot upward so that it follows the equation

y = -16.1? + S0x + 3 where y is the height of the firework and x is
time. How many seconds will it take for the firework to hit the ground?

User Mhh Lecker
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Step-by-step explanation: 14.7 Very easy

User Jeffrey Fulton
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Answer:

it will take 14.7 seconds

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