A ball is thrown straight up is located s feet above the ground at t seconds after it is thrown in accordance with the formula s = 112t – 16( t squared). Find the time required to reach the highest point. A. 2.8 sec B. 6 sec

A ball is thrown straight up is located s feet above the ground at t seconds after it is thrown in accordance with the formula s = 112t – 16( t squared). Find the time required to reach the highest point. A. 2.8 sec B. 6 sec

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A ball is thrown straight up is located s feet above the ground at t seconds after it is thrown in accordance with the
formula s = 112t – 16( t squared). Find the time required to reach the highest point.

A. 2.8 sec
B. 6 sec
C. 3.5 sec
D. 4 sec

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