Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
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ISBN: 9781285741550
Author: James Stewart
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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If a ball is throwD into the air at 96 feet per second from the top of a 109-foot-tall building, its height can be modeled by the function S= 109 + 96t- 16t, where S is in feet and t is in seconds. Complete parts a
through c below.
AS
300
AS
300-
4S
300-
300-
b. Find the height of the ball 2 seconds after it is thrown and 4 seconds after it is thrown, How can these values be equal?
The height of the ball 2 seconds after it is thrown is
ft.
The height of the ball 4 seconds after it is thrown is ft.
How can these values be equal?
O A. These two values are equal because the ball was always rising between the two instances.
O B. These two values are equal because the ball was always falling between the two instances.
O C. These two values are equal because the ball was falling to a minimum height at the first instance and then it was started to rising at the second instance.
O D. These two values are equal because the ball was rising to a maximum height at the first instance and then after reaching the maximum height, the ball was falling at the second instance. In the first
instance, 2 seconds after throwing the ball in an upward direction, it will reach the height 237 ft and in the second instance, 4 seconds after the ball is thrown, again it will come back to the height 237 ft.
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Transcribed Image Text:If a ball is throwD into the air at 96 feet per second from the top of a 109-foot-tall building, its height can be modeled by the function S= 109 + 96t- 16t, where S is in feet and t is in seconds. Complete parts a through c below. AS 300 AS 300- 4S 300- 300- b. Find the height of the ball 2 seconds after it is thrown and 4 seconds after it is thrown, How can these values be equal? The height of the ball 2 seconds after it is thrown is ft. The height of the ball 4 seconds after it is thrown is ft. How can these values be equal? O A. These two values are equal because the ball was always rising between the two instances. O B. These two values are equal because the ball was always falling between the two instances. O C. These two values are equal because the ball was falling to a minimum height at the first instance and then it was started to rising at the second instance. O D. These two values are equal because the ball was rising to a maximum height at the first instance and then after reaching the maximum height, the ball was falling at the second instance. In the first instance, 2 seconds after throwing the ball in an upward direction, it will reach the height 237 ft and in the second instance, 4 seconds after the ball is thrown, again it will come back to the height 237 ft. Next 423 PM 79°F Sunny 12/10/2021 P Type here to search
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