A freely falling object hit the ground in 18π‘Ž! seconds. It fell β„Ž feet. Use the formula β„Ž = 16𝑑! to find β„Ž in terms of π‘Ž.

To find the height β„Ž in terms of π‘Ž, we can substitute the value of time 𝑑 in the given equation β„Ž = 16𝑑² with the value of time 𝑑 = 18π‘Ž, since the object hits the ground in 18π‘Ž seconds.

Let's substitute the value of 𝑑 in terms of π‘Ž into the equation:

β„Ž = 16(18π‘Ž)Β²

Now, let's simplify the equation to find the final expression for π‘Ž in terms of β„Ž:

β„Ž = 16(324π‘ŽΒ²)

β„Ž = 5184π‘ŽΒ²

Therefore, the height β„Ž of the freely falling object, in terms of π‘Ž, can be written as β„Ž = 5184π‘ŽΒ².