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PLEASE HELP REALLY EASY!!!!!!!!!!!! The equation, y=−16x^2+32x+64, represents the height, in feet, of a firework x seconds after it is launched. What is the maximum height of th…

PLEASE HELP REALLY EASY!!!!!!!!!!!! The equation, y=−16x^2+32x+64, represents the height, in feet, of a firework x seconds after it is launched. What is the maximum height of th…
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The equation, y=−16x^2+32x+64, represents the height, in feet, of a firework x seconds after it is launched.

What is the maximum height of the firework?

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User Diyarbakir
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Answer: 80 Feet

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User SommerEngineering
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Answer:

(1,80)

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