Evaluate 6 + 5(x – 10)° for x = 12.6 + 5(12 – 10)= 6 + 5.23%3|= 6 + 5•8= 6 + 40 = 46The formulah = -16t? + 200t + 4models the height, h, in feet, of fireworks t seconds afterlaunch. What is the height after 2 seconds?

Given, the formula h=-16t2+200t+4 Models the height h,in feet,of fireworks t seconds after launch.…

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Evaluate 6 + 5(x – 10)° for x = 12. 6 + 5(12 – 10) = 6 + 5.23 %3| = 6 + 5•8 = 6 + 40 = 46 The formula h = -16t? + 200t + 4 models the height, h, in feet, of fireworks t seconds after launch. What is the height after 2 seconds?