Answer:
(a) The ball will hit the ground after 3 seconds
(b) The maximum height is 6.125
Step-by-step explanation:
Given

Solving (a): When the frisbee will hit the ground?
To do this, we set h(t) to 0
So, we have:


Expand

Factorize

Factor out t - 3

Split:

Solve for t in both equations


Time can't be negative; So:

Solving (b): How height the frisbee will go?
First, we calculate time to reach the maximum height

Where:

By comparison:

So:




So, the maximum height is:


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Answer:
The answer is C
Step-by-step explanation:
Let X and Y be two proportional quantities and let K be constant.
Y=KX so Y/X=K
So for Equation number 1 we have 4y=3x and we will fill it in for 4/3=K
solving to get 1.33...
Now repeat this for the rest to complete the chart
1- 1.33...
2. 1.6
3- 1.33...
4- 0.625
Now we can see that 1 and 3 are the same, so that's how you get your answer, hope this helps!
Well first you do 7+5 to equal 12, and then you multiply 12 by 6 and get 72, then you add the 3 to get 75. 6(7+5)+3=75. Hope this helps!!