Mathematics, 25.01.2022 02:30 curlyloo01

The drop that riders experience on Dr. Doom's Free Fall can be modeled by the quadratic function, $h(t)=-9.8t^{2} -5t+39$ where h is height in meters and t is time in seconds. Show your work for each parts. Part A: What is the starting height of riders?

Part B: According to the function, when will the height of the riders equal 0?

Part C: Will the height ever actually equal 0? Why or why not?

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