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Answered by anshsaxena1908
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We know that acceleration = dv/dt
Therefore,
  \frac{dv}{dt} =k x^{2}
now, multiply the ohs and res with dx,
 dx \frac{dv}{dt} =k x^{2} dx
we know that dx/dt= velocity
therefore,
 vdv=k x^{2} dx
Now integrate:
  \int\limits {v} \, dv=k \int\limits { x^{2} } \, dx
  \frac{ v^{2} }{2}=k \frac{ x^{3} }{3}+c

Hence, v is directly proportional to  x^{3}
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