Question 1115978
The height, in meters, above sea level of a NASA launched rocket is given by 
h(t)=-4.9t^2+178t+388 where t
 represents the number of seconds since the rocket was launched.
If we assume that the rocket is launched from a launch pad, how high is the launch pad?
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IDK if you've might have noticed, but rockets are not designed to fall back and impact the Earth in a few seconds.
Some of the payloads are STILL moving away from the Earth after more than 40 years.
This is not a rocket.  It's a projectile.
Who writes the idiotic "math problems?"