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Mathematics, 08.06.2021 18:10, tmcdowell69

The height in meters above the ground of a projectile is modeled by the function f (f)=4.9t^2+19.6t+50 where T is the number of seconds since the object is lunch how long after lunch does a projectile reaches its maximum height


The height in meters above the ground of a projectile is modeled by the function f (f)=4.9t^2+19.6t

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