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Its height (in meters), xxx seconds after the launch, is modeled by: h(x)=-5x^2+20x+60h(x)=−5x 2 +20x+60h, left parenthesis, x, right parenthesis, equals, minus, 5, x, squared, plus, 20, x, plus, 60 What is the height of the object at the time of launch?

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User Ryanman
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answer is 60 if your looking for METERs, and 6 if your looking for SECONDS

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User Harvey Darvey
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Answer:

60 meters

Explanation:

The height of the object (in meters) after x seconds of the launch is modeled as
h(x) = -5x^(2) +20x+60

So, putting any value of x in seconds we get the height of the object.

Now, we are asked what is the height of the object at the time of launch.

Now, putting x = 0, we get, h(x) = - 0 + 0 + 60 = 60 meters. (Answer)

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User Joachim Marder
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