4. Given the information in Question 3, y = −0.8 m, use the quadratic formula to...

4. Given the information in Question 3, y = −0.8 m, use the quadratic formula to solve for t1 and t2. Note: It is unlikely that you will finish the experiment if you are not able to solve this type of quadratic equation. (20 pts)
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y=y0 +v0yt+.5ayt2

Expert Solution

I have solved the equation given...as this seems like an experimental question you can put the given values and calculate t....you can use this formula to solve any quadratic equation. Just remember at the end you will get two values for time. Choose the positive value as time cannot be negative.

genius_generous answered 2 years ago

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