Physics, asked by Anonymous, 10 months ago

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Answered by new60
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Answered by nagathegenius
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Explanation:

mvdv/dt = k

v=(2kt/m)^1/2

a=1/2*(m/2kt)^-1/2

force at time t = m*1/2*(2kt/m)^1/2

force at time t = (kmt/2)^1/2

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