An object is thrown in the air. Its height h at any time t is given by the expression:h = 2+10t - 3t2what is the maximum height that the object can reach?

Given, height of an object at any time t is given as, h = 2 + 10t - 3t2

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An object is thrown in the air. Its height h at any time t is given by the expression: h = 2+10t - 3t² what is the maximum height that the object can reach?

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