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If the displacement s of a particle is given by s = 8t^2 + 3t - 5, where s is given in cm and t in s, what is the initial velocity of the particl

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Answered by NitinKumar11111
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Initial velocity is defined as derivative of displacement at t= 0

ds/dt will be 16t+3 i.e v=16t+3

Now initial velocity means t=0

As a result v will be 3 cm/sec


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Answered by vansh3140
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initial velocity is 3 m/s
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