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To signal the start of a 10 km is an official fired a blank bullet vertically up into the air. the initial velocity of the bullet is 120 feet per second and the distance covered above the ground after t seconds is represented by the equation s = 120 -16t².

a. How many seconds would it take for the the bullet to reach 216 feet?
b. Would the bullet reach a stationary kite 900 feet above? Why or why not?​

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Answered by archanatyagi10041980
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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  initial velocity of the bullet is 120 feet per second

the distance covered above the ground after t seconds is represented by the equation s = 120t -16t².  ( correction)

To Find :  a. How many seconds would it take for the the bullet to reach 216 feet?

b. Would the bullet reach a stationary kite 900 feet above? Why or why not?​

Solution:

s = 120t - 16t²

s = 216

=> 216 =  120t - 16t²

=>  27 = 15t - 2t²

=> 2t² -15t  + 27 = 0

=> 2t² - 6t - 9t + 27 = 0

=> 2t(t - 3) - 9(t - 3) =0

=> (2t -9 ) ( t - 3) = 0

=> t = 9/2 ,  t = 3

Hence Bullet will take 3 secs to reach a height of 216 ft

However  after 9/2 sec again bullet will be at height of 216 ft

s = 120t -16t².

ds/dt = 120  - 32t  

ds/dt = 0  => t = 120/32  = 15/4 secs

d²s/dt² = - 32 <0

Hence maximum s is at t = 15/4 sec

So Max height

= 120 ( 15/4)  - 16(15/4)²

= 450 - 225

= 225

Hence Max height achieved is 225 ft  only

so bullet can not reach a stationary kite 900 feet above

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