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A particle moves in a straight line with acceleration -1/3v^2 where v is velocity at time t. Initially the particle is at O, a fixed point on the line , with velocity u. Find in terms of u the time at which the velocity is zero and the displacement of the particle from O at this time.​

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Answered by kk2116
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a fixed point on the line , with velocity is zero and the dizplacement of the velocity iz zero o at this time. a paeticle moves in a strzight line with acceleration .

Answered by satyamkashyap140
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a=dv/dt then -1/3v^2= dv /dt

3v^2dv= dt

v^3 = -t + c

at T= 0 v = u

now putting these value

u^3 = 0 + c

c = u^3

now equation is v^3 = u^3 - t

the value of t at v = 0

t = u^3

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