The height of a falling object can be approximated (assuming no air resistance) by
h(t) = -16t^2 + h0
where h0 is the initial height of the object.
We are given h(5.6) = 0 and are asked to find h0.
0 = -16*5.6^2 + h0
16*5.6^2 = h0
501.76 = h0
<span>The height of the building is about 500 ft.</span>
Well draw a box with 10 squares going up and 20 square is going sideways and then shade and 5/8 of it
You're equation will look like:
R = 1167 + 1167 + 1167 - 239
To get the answer, simplify
R = 1167 + 1167 + 1167 - 239 = 3262
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Answer:
1725ft^2
Step-by-step explanation:
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