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Mathematics, 07.04.2020 02:51 joe6076

Tennis You throw a tennis ball into the
air. The path of the tennis ball can be
modeled by h = -1612 + 16 + 5.56
where h is the height (in feet) t seconds
after leaving your hand. Find the
amount of time it takes the
Tennis ball to reach its
maximum height.

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