13. An object is dropped from the top of the Willis Tower (formerly called the Sears Tower) in Chicago. The table below gives the object's distance from the ground (the output) at a given time after it is dropped (the input). 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1435 1387 1307 1195 1051 875 667 a. Estimate the number of seconds it takes the object to be 1000 feet above the ground. Time (sec.) Distance (ft.) b. The Willis Tower is 1451 feet tall. Approximately how many seconds will it take the object to be halfway to the ground? c. If you knew the symbolic rule for this input/output relation, how might your answers be improved?

13. An object is dropped from the top of the Willis Tower (formerly called the Sears Tower) in Chicago. The table below gives the object's distance from the ground (the output) at a given time after it is dropped (the input). 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1435 1387 1307 1195 1051 875 667 a. Estimate the number of seconds it takes the object to be 1000 feet above the ground. Time (sec.) Distance (ft.) b. The Willis Tower is 1451 feet tall. Approximately how many seconds will it take the object to be halfway to the ground? c. If you knew the symbolic rule for this input/output relation, how might your answers be improved?

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13. An object is dropped from the top of the Willis Tower (formerly called the Sears Tower) in
Chicago. The table below gives the object's distance from the ground (the output) at a given
time after it is dropped (the input).
Time (sec.)
Distance (ft.)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1435 1387 1307 1195 1051 875
667
a. Estimate the number of seconds it takes the object to be 1000 feet above the ground.
b. The Willis Tower is 1451 feet tall. Approximately how many seconds will it take the object
to be halfway to the ground?
c. If you knew the symbolic rule for this input/output relation, how might your answers be improved?

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