Given h=5t^2,if t =4 find h

Physics

1 answer:

lilavasa [31]3 years ago

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h=5t^2

Replace what you know making the equation

h=5(4)^2

now get ride of 4^2

4^2=16

h=5(16)

now multiply 5 and 16

resulting in the answer

H=80

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