SOLUTION: Solve for t. h= -64^2+dt+g

SOLUTION: Solve for t. h= -64^2+dt+g

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Question 1008816: Solve for t.
h= -64^2+dt+g
Answer by fractalier(6550) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
h = -64^2 + dt + g
h = -4096 + dt + g
h - g = -4096 + dt
h - g + 4096 = dt
t = (h - g + 4096) / d
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