10:09Previous Problem1,0Problem List(?,8)|| - 144Next ProblemA water balloon is thrown upward from a window that is 75meters high with an initial velocity of 19 meters per second.The function f(t) = −16t² + 19t + 75 describes the heightof the water balloon (in meters) at time t, measured inseconds from the initial release of the balloon.1. What is the average velocity for the duration of thewater balloon's flight?a. How much time elapsed from launch until impact?At =b. What is the displacement of the water balloon overthis interval? Ay =c. What was the average velocity during this interval?AyAt?2. What is the average velocity of the water balloonbetween t = 0 and t = 1.5?a. How much time elapsed? At =b. What is the displacement of the water balloon forthis interval? Ay =c. What was the average velocity for 0 ≤ t ≤ 1.5?AyAt3. What is the average velocity of the water balloon.between t = 2.5 and t = 2.508?a. How much time elapsed? At =b. What is the displacement of the water balloon forthis interval? Ay=c. What was the average velocity for 2.5 ≤ t ≤ 2.508AyAtAll distonone should be monoured in motorn for thismathww.citytech.cuny.edu - Private

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A water balloon is thrown upward from a window that is 75 meters high with an initial velocity of 19 meters per second. The function f(t) = -16t² + 19t+75 describes the heigh of the water balloon (in meters) at time t, measured in seconds from the initial release of the balloon. 1. What is the average velocity for the duration of the water balloon's flight? a. How much time elapsed from launch until impact? A+

A water balloon is thrown upward from a window that is 75 meters high with an initial velocity of 19 meters per second. The function f(t) = -16t² + 19t+75 describes the heigh of the water balloon (in meters) at time t, measured in seconds from the initial release of the balloon. 1. What is the average velocity for the duration of the water balloon's flight? a. How much time elapsed from launch until impact? A+

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