SOLUTION: I would appreciate it if one of you tutors could answer or just give me tips(any formula's i would need etc:) for this question If something is thrown straight up at a height of 2f
Question 758682: I would appreciate it if one of you tutors could answer or just give me tips(any formula's i would need etc:) for this question If something is thrown straight up at a height of 2ft and thrown at an velocity of 35ft/second, what would be the function that can be used to determine the height of this object. Thank you for taking the time to answer this question tutor. Much appreciated! Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website! If something is thrown straight up at a height of 2ft and thrown at an velocity of 35ft/second, what would be the function that can be used to determine the height of this object.
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h(t) = -gt^2/2 + vt + s
g = acceleration due to gravity (negative because it's downward)
v = initial speed at launch
s = starting height
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32 ft/sec/sec is commonly used for g
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h(t) = -16t^2 + 35t + 2