Can you please explain to me how the t was solved based on the solution. The answer is correct. solving for t1s = So + vot + -at214m = 2.4m + (1.2m/s)t +(0.5m/s²)t²(0.25m/s²)t² + (1.2m/s)t – 11.6m = 02t =-9.622188034st= 4.822188034s

The equation of motion is given as s=s0+v0t+12at214 m=2.4 m+1.2 m/st+120.5 m/s2t20.25 m/s2t2+1.2…

Answered: solving for t s = so + vot + ÷at? 14m =…

solving for t s = so + vot + ÷at? 14m = 2.4m + (1.2m/s)t + ÷(0.5m/s²)t² (0.25m/s²)t² + (1.2m/s)t – 11.6m = 0 2 t =-9.622188034s t= 4.822188034s

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Can you please explain to me how the t was solved based on the solution. The answer is correct.

solving for t
1
s = So + vot + -at2
14m = 2.4m + (1.2m/s)t +(0.5m/s²)t²
(0.25m/s²)t² + (1.2m/s)t – 11.6m = 0
2
t =-9.622188034s
t= 4.822188034s

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