SOLUTION: A factory in Syracuse, New York, uses the formula d=16t^2 to determine the distance in feet that an object will fall t seconds after it is released. What would be the distance an

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Question 1126262: A factory in Syracuse, New York, uses the formula d=16t^2 to determine the distance in feet that an object will fall t seconds after it is released. What would be the distance an object will fall in 10 seconds?
Answer by Boreal(15235) About Me  (Show Source):
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this would be s=16*10^2 or 1600 feet.