- #1
Pearlhammer
- 3
- 0
Homework Statement
What I'm supposed to do is to rearrange the this formula -16t^2+Vt+h and solve it for V.
V= Initial Velocity t= time (throwing the ball in a parabolic arc) h= height
I know what the height is and it is 6ft. I also have the time which is 2.03 seconds.
How do I rearrange for V? I got an answer but I'm not sure and doubting if it is correct.
Homework Equations
-16t^2+Vt+h
-16t^2+Vt+6 (if you plug in the height.)
The Attempt at a Solution
-16t^2+Vt+6 What I started with
-16t^2+Vt= -6 Subtracted 6 to the other side
Vt= -6+16t^2 Added -16t^2 to both sides.
V= (-6/t)+16t Divided both sides (every term) by t. This is my answer so far.
I have no idea if I'm correct or not and I have the feeling I'm not. Please help, I'm in US grade 9.
Last edited: