SOLUTION: suppose you kick a football and suppose it reaches a maximum height of 35 feet after 3 seconds and hits the ground after 6 seconds. is the height of the ball a function of the elap
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Question 755844: suppose you kick a football and suppose it reaches a maximum height of 35 feet after 3 seconds and hits the ground after 6 seconds. is the height of the ball a function of the elapsed time? explain.
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
suppose you kick a football and suppose it reaches a maximum height of 35 feet after 3 seconds and hits the ground after 6 seconds. is the height of the ball a function of the elapsed time? explain.
Ans: Yes
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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