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A particle move along a straight line such that it's displacement at any time t is given by s= t3 -6t2 + 3t+4 meters the velocity when the acceleration is zero is​

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Answered by wasbuttwb
7

v=ds/dt

 3{t}^{2}   - 12t + 0 \\ a =  \frac{dv}{dt}  \\  = 6t - 12

if a=0

then , 0=6t-12

or ,. t=2s

v = 3(2) ^{2}  - 12 \times 2 \\ v =  - 12ms { - }^{2}


rose175: answer is -15 becoz you missed -3t
Answered by alden25
0

r=6t -3t^2

t=10 s=0

a=dv/dt=6t+6

a(3)^2-12m/5^2

s=fvdt=3t^2-t^3+c

5-3t^2-t^2+c

0=36t-(o) ^3+c

c=0

s=3t^2-t^3

s(3)=0

v=0=6t-3t^2

0=3t(2-t)

t=0,2

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