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A ball is thrown straight upward from a bridge and then falls all the way to the ground (past the bridge) . The ball s height h (in feet) above the ground t seconds after the ball is thrown is given by A ball is thrown straight upward from a bridge and then falls all the way to the ground (past the bridge) . The ball s height h (in feet)  above the ground t seconds after the ball is thrown is given by   . Find the average speed in the height of the ball from time   seconds to   seconds. (Rounded to the nearest thousandth)  A)  0.7 feet/sec B)  125.64 feet/sec C)  -13.6 feet/sec D)  -0.074 feet/sec E)  -9.52 feet/sec . Find the average speed in the height of the ball from time A ball is thrown straight upward from a bridge and then falls all the way to the ground (past the bridge) . The ball s height h (in feet)  above the ground t seconds after the ball is thrown is given by   . Find the average speed in the height of the ball from time   seconds to   seconds. (Rounded to the nearest thousandth)  A)  0.7 feet/sec B)  125.64 feet/sec C)  -13.6 feet/sec D)  -0.074 feet/sec E)  -9.52 feet/sec seconds to A ball is thrown straight upward from a bridge and then falls all the way to the ground (past the bridge) . The ball s height h (in feet)  above the ground t seconds after the ball is thrown is given by   . Find the average speed in the height of the ball from time   seconds to   seconds. (Rounded to the nearest thousandth)  A)  0.7 feet/sec B)  125.64 feet/sec C)  -13.6 feet/sec D)  -0.074 feet/sec E)  -9.52 feet/sec seconds. (Rounded to the nearest thousandth)


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