a particle moving along the x axis has acceleration f at time t given f=f0(1-t/T)where t and f0 are constant the particle at t=0 har velocity zero when f=0 the particle velocity ls
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Do refer to the above attachment ⤴,
Here we can't use the equation of motion as acceleration is not constant.
In these questions, we use integration as our best tool,
First of all, find the value of c (constant of integration) from the integration,
then find the required time,
and at last, do the integration from t=0 to t=T,
Well, it's a bit lengthy but I'm sure you'll tackle the integration.
Here we can't use the equation of motion as acceleration is not constant.
In these questions, we use integration as our best tool,
First of all, find the value of c (constant of integration) from the integration,
then find the required time,
and at last, do the integration from t=0 to t=T,
Well, it's a bit lengthy but I'm sure you'll tackle the integration.
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