The distance S that a certain object falls from a height of 350 ft in T seconds is given by the following formula. S = 350 - 16t^2 + vt Find S when T = 2 and V = -4 S = ??ft

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Uncle Slug · Answer 1 · 2021-11-10T10:36:59+0000

Answer:

278 feet.

Explanation:

S = 350 - 16t^2 + vt

t =2; v = -4.

S = 350 - 16 * (2)^2 + 2 * (-4)

S = 350 - 16 * 4 - 8

S = 350 - 64 - 8

S = 350 - 72

S = 278 feet.

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