We are basically given most of what we need to calculate the height of the cannonball.
We use the formula h = –16t+ vt + s to find the height requested.
Let v = 160
Let s = 10
Let t = time in seconds
Was the value of t included? We need to know t to plug into our formula.
You know everything else except for t. Go back to your notes to search for t. Afterward, plug the value of t and everything else given above into the formula and calculate to find h.
Since we know that in π radians there are 180°, thus how many radians in 132°?
The answer would be the Last option (D). This because it poses the proportion of 48 in (Amber's height) / 60 in (Lucy's height) and puts it equal to the proportion of x (what is Amber's height in the photo) / 3 (what is Lucy's height in the photo. Hope this helps :)
