question archive Suppose you are standing on the top of a 15 foot hill, and you throw a baseball straight up into the air at 35 ft/sec a) Write the equation that models the height of the baseball
Suppose you are standing on the top of a 15 foot hill, and you throw a baseball straight up into the air at 35 ft/sec a) Write the equation that models the height of the baseball
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Suppose you are standing on the top of a 15 foot hill, and you throw
a baseball straight up into the air at 35 ft/sec
a) Write the equation that models the height of the baseball. Hint: the position equation is given by s(t) = −16t 2 + v0t + s0
b) Using the model from part (a), determine how long it takes for the ball to hit the ground
c) What was the maximum height of the baseball?
