- A tomato is thrown upward from a bridge 21 m above the ground at 20...

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- A tomato is thrown upward from a bridge 21 m above the ground at 20 m/sec. Take the acceleration of gravity to be 9.8 m/sec. (a) Give formulas for the acceleration a(t), velocity v(t), and height h(t) of the tomato at time t. a(t) = = v(t)= m/sec m/sec h(t) = m (b) How high does the tomato go, and when does it reach its highest point? NOTE: Round your answers to two decimal places. h = m t = sec (c) How long is it in the air? NOTE: Round your answer to two decimal places. t = sec - A tomato is thrown upward from a bridge 21 m above the ground at 20 m/sec. Take the acceleration of gravity to be 9.8 m/sec. (a) Give formulas for the acceleration a(t), velocity v(t), and height h(t) of the tomato at time t. a(t) = = v(t)= m/sec m/sec h(t) = m (b) How high does the tomato go, and when does it reach its highest point? NOTE: Round your answers to two decimal places. h = m t = sec (c) How long is it in the air? NOTE: Round your answer to two decimal places. t = sec