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2 years ago

Use the function h(t) = -167 + C, where

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hammer [34]2 years ago

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Answer:

Ball distance from ground = 74 feet

Step-by-step explanation:

Given function;'

h(t) = -167(t) + C

t = number of seconds

c = height of the bridge

Find:

Ball distance from ground

If,

c = 260-foot-high bridge

t = 2 seconds

Computation:

h(t) = -167(t) + C

h(2) = -167(2) + 260

h(2) = -334 + 260

h(2) = -74

Ball distance from ground = 74 feet

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