Answer: Between <u>2</u> and <u>2.5</u> seconds
How am I getting those values? Those values are selected from the 't' column on the left side of the table. These are time values in seconds. Note how t = 2 corresponds to h = 0.4; while t = 2.5 corresponds to h = -10.6
The change in sign for the height, from positive to negative, means that the height h must be zero at some point between t = 2 seconds and t = 2.5 seconds. We don't know where exactly, but we know that h = 0 at least once in this interval. This is because the height is a continuous function. There are no jumps or gaps in the height (the object can't teleport or anything)
Uhuh, uhuh, and then what happened?
Answer:
Discontinuity at (-4,-2), zero at (-2,0).
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that a function

We have to find the discontinuity and zero of the given function.
Discontinuity: It is that point where the function is not defined.
It makes the function infinite.


When x=-4 then
It is indeterminate form
Function is not defined
After cancel out x+4 in numerator and denominator then we get

Substitute x=-4

Therefore, the point of discontinuity is (-4,-2).
Zero: The zero of the function is that number when substitute it in the given function then the function becomes zero.
When substitute x=-2
Then , 
The function is zero at (-2,0).
Hence, option C is true.
You need to show us the figure so we can tell you.
Answer:
option D
Step-by-step explanation:
take 39 degree as reference angle
using cos rule
cos 39 = adjacent / hypotenuse
0.77 = x / 7
x = 7*0.77
x = 5.39
x = 5.4