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B.finds its height above the ground in meters
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C. find its velocity in meters per second after
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D. find the time in seconds from the moment
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A quarter is dropped from a hot-air balloon that is 66 m above the ground and rising vertically at 19 m/s. For this problem use a coordinate
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