If you toss an object upward from the ground, its height at time t (in feet) is given by h(t) = -16t2 + v0twhere v0 is the velocity of the toss in ft/s.Please help with questions 5, 6, and 7 If you toss an object upward from the ground, its height at time t (in feet) is given byh (t) = -16t? + votwhere vo (pronounced "vee-naught") is the velocity of the toss in ft/s. 5. Now assume you are not starting at the ground, but at a height of 100 feet. Find a formula for the heightof the object as a function of time.6. Find a formula for the height of the object if you are starting so feet above the ground.7. (a) Assume now that you take a ball to the top of a 216 foot tall building and let it drop. When does itreach the ground?(b) When would it reach the ground if you tossed it upwards with an initial velocity of 10 ft/s?(c) In that case, when would it reach its maximum height?(d) What would that maximum height be?

Name: If you toss an object upward from the ground, its height at time t (in
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Description: If you toss an object upward from the ground, its height at time t (in feet) is given by h(t) = -16t2 + v0twhere v0 is the velocity of the toss in ft/s.Please help with questions 5, 6, and 7 If you toss an object upward from the ground, its height at