how do you solve h=-16t^2-28t+10

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hite=-16t^2 -28t+10

is formula for drop sumthun & gravity make it fall

yu start with ball at hite=10 at time=0

aft bout 2 sekonds, ball hit ground & bouns, so equashun gotu pot
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