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An Object Has Been Thrown Straight Up into the Air

Question 69

Question 69

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An object has been thrown straight up into the air. The formula An object has been thrown straight up into the air. The formula   gives the height h of the object above the ground after t seconds, when it is thrown upward with an initial velocity v . After how many seconds will an object hit the ground if it is thrown with a velocity of 240 feet per second? A)    sec B)    sec C)    sec D)    sec E)    sec gives the height h of the object above the ground after t seconds, when it is thrown upward with an initial velocity v . After how many seconds will an object hit the ground if it is thrown with a velocity of 240 feet per second?


A) An object has been thrown straight up into the air. The formula   gives the height h of the object above the ground after t seconds, when it is thrown upward with an initial velocity v . After how many seconds will an object hit the ground if it is thrown with a velocity of 240 feet per second? A)    sec B)    sec C)    sec D)    sec E)    sec sec
B) An object has been thrown straight up into the air. The formula   gives the height h of the object above the ground after t seconds, when it is thrown upward with an initial velocity v . After how many seconds will an object hit the ground if it is thrown with a velocity of 240 feet per second? A)    sec B)    sec C)    sec D)    sec E)    sec sec
C) An object has been thrown straight up into the air. The formula   gives the height h of the object above the ground after t seconds, when it is thrown upward with an initial velocity v . After how many seconds will an object hit the ground if it is thrown with a velocity of 240 feet per second? A)    sec B)    sec C)    sec D)    sec E)    sec sec
D) An object has been thrown straight up into the air. The formula   gives the height h of the object above the ground after t seconds, when it is thrown upward with an initial velocity v . After how many seconds will an object hit the ground if it is thrown with a velocity of 240 feet per second? A)    sec B)    sec C)    sec D)    sec E)    sec sec
E) An object has been thrown straight up into the air. The formula   gives the height h of the object above the ground after t seconds, when it is thrown upward with an initial velocity v . After how many seconds will an object hit the ground if it is thrown with a velocity of 240 feet per second? A)    sec B)    sec C)    sec D)    sec E)    sec sec

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