A kangaroo jumps up with an initial velocity of 36
feet per second from the ground (assume its
starting height is O feet). Use the vertical motion
model, h = β16t2 + vt +s, where v is the initial
velocity in feet per second and s is the height in
feet, to calculate the amount of time the kangaroo
is in the air before it hits the ground again. Round
your answer to the nearest tenth if necessary.
Time in air:seconds
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