Which ordered pair cannot be a solution of h(t)=-16^2+80t if h is the height of a ball above ground after t seconds?

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Which ordered pair cannot be a solution of h(t)=-16^2+80t if h is the height of a ball above ground after t seconds?

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None of them can be a solution

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