Physics, asked by Chaitrali5, 1 year ago

If a particle is moving on a straight line. Its displacement at time t is given by s(in m)=-4t^2+2t then its velocity and acceleration at time t=1/2 seconds are options:
A)-2m/s,-8m/s^2
B)2m/s,6m/s^2
C)-2m/s,8m/s^2
D)2m/s,8m/s^2

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Answered by vanshking28
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From Newton’s second law of eqn.

S= 4t^2 + 2t

v= dS/dt

=8t+2

velocity at t=1/2s

=6m/s

a=dv/dt

=8 m/s^2

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