ANSWER
Swimmer's height two seconds after she jumped is 22.4 meters
STEP-BY-STEP EXPLANATION:
What to find? The swimmer's height after 2 seconds
Given parameters
A modeled function was given
time = 2 seconds
[tex]h(t)\text{ = 32 + 5t - }4.9t^2[/tex]To find the height of the swimmer's, we need to substitute the value of t into the function.
Hence, t = 2 seconds
[tex]\begin{gathered} \text{ t = 2seconds} \\ h(2)=32+5(2)-4.9(2)^2 \\ h(2)\text{ = 32 + 10 - 4.9(4)} \\ h(2)\text{ = 32 + 10 - 19.6} \\ Add\text{ the values together} \\ h(2)\text{ = 42 - 19.6} \\ h(2)=\text{ 22.4 meters} \\ \text{Hence, the swimmer's height two seconds after she jumped is 22.4 meters} \end{gathered}[/tex]