All ball is thrown into the air with an upward velocity of 24 ft/s. Its height h in feet after t seconds is given by the functio
n h=-16t^2+24t+7. a. In how many seconds does the ball reach its maximum height? Round to the nearest hundredth if necessary. b. What is the ball's maximum height?
<span>t=<span><span>¬b</span><span>2a</span></span></span>; this would be a much easier method. <span>a=¬16</span> and <span>b=24</span>. We simply plug these values into, followed by simplifying the t value for the time, and then insert this value into <span>h(t)</span> for the height at t. This is one of the ways of determining the maximum of a quadratic function.
I think that using <span>t=<span><span>¬b</span><span>2a</span></span></span> is easiest; <span>a=¬16</span> and <span>b=24</span>. We simply plug these values in, simplify for the t value for the time, and then insert this value into <span>h(t)</span><span> for the height at t.</span>
To solve A =lw for l it means you want l on one side of the equals and anything not l on the other side. How are l and w put together? They are multiplied. We undo that multiplying with dividing.