Physics, asked by simran7890, 7 months ago

A particle moves along the X direction. The formula for it's displacement is X = (t - 4) square. Find out displacement when velocity is zero.

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Answered by Utsav1995

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the displacement is 0 when velocity is 0

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Answered by nonname123

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