A ball is thrown in the air from a ledge. It's height in feet is represented by f (x) = - 16 (x^2-7x-8), where x is the number of seconds since the ball has been thrown. The height of the ball is 0 feet when it hits the ground. How many seconds does it take the ball to reach the ground?
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