(Step-by-Step) Lynda shoots an arrow upward from the ground with initial velocity of 320 ft/s. (a) How high is the arrow exactly after 3 seconds have elapsed. (b)
Question: Lynda shoots an arrow upward from the ground with initial velocity of 320 ft/s. (a) How high is the arrow exactly after 3 seconds have elapsed. (b) At what time is the arrow exactly 1200 ft above the ground (c) How many seconds after its release does the arrow strike the ground?
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