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Marjorie drops an object from a height of h meters, and it hits the ground with a velocity of v m/s, as given by the function v equals square root of 19.6 h. If the velocity of the object is 81.4 m/s, what was the height of the object before it was dropped? Round your answer to the nearest tenth.
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), in meters per second, in term of the initial height of the object (
), in meters, is represented by:
(1)
, then the height of the object before being dropped is:
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