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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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Answered by Anonymous
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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.
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sidd080701: what is c
sidd080701: why you put diffrention
sidd080701: its question od motion in straight line
sidd080701: can we finf with equation of motion
Anonymous: no you can't use equation of motion as acceleration is not constant
Anonymous: C is constant of integration
Anonymous: ✔✔✔
sidd080701: ok thank
sidd080701: i have one more questions
Anonymous: yes
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