A ball is dropped from the top of a building that is 1,000 feet high. Its height, in feet, as a function of the
time, x, in seconds, after the ball was dropped, is given by the following equation, f (x) = 1,000 - 16x2.
Which set of numbers is appropriate as the domain for this function?
Positive Integers
Positive Real Numbers
Natural Numbers
Positive Rational Numbers
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