SOLUTION: the height of a baseball that is thrown from ground level with an initial velocity of 84 ft/sec. can be modeled by h= (-16t)^2+84t. use this model to find the height of the ball af
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Question 122781: the height of a baseball that is thrown from ground level with an initial velocity of 84 ft/sec. can be modeled by h= (-16t)^2+84t. use this model to find the height of the ball after 3.8 seconds.
can you tell me if this is correct?
my calculation are:
h= -16(3.8)^2+84(3.8)
= -231.04+319.2
= 88.16
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Yes, correct.
Cheers,
Stan H.
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