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from interrior courtyard of a castle a large wooden rabbit is catapulted outward in an attempt...

from interrior courtyard of a castle a large wooden rabbit is catapulted outward in an attempt to flatten the invader outside. its height in meter after t seconds is given by h(t)=-4.9t^2+39.2t+10. find a. the rabbits maximum height above the ground, b.the number of seconds it takes the rabbit to reach the maximum height, c.elapse time when the rabbit returns to the ground, d. the interval of time when the rabbit is at least 70m above the ground, e the time when the object is 60m above the ground

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