position x of a particle at any instant is related with velocity as v=(2x+9)½. The particle starts from origin. Then initial acceleration and velocity
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v = (2x+9)½ = dx/dt
(2x+9)-½ .dx = dt
∫(2x+9)-½ .dx = ∫dt
(2x+9)½ = t + c
particle starts from origin , x=0 at t=0 , c = 3
(2x+9)½ = t + 3
2x+9 = (t + 3)² = t² + 6t +9
2x = t² + 6t
x = t²/2 + 3t
v = t + 3 , Vi = 3 m/s
a = 1 m/s²
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