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the displacement of a particle in 1d is given by x=t^3-6t^2+3t+4(in metre) . the velocity of the particle when it's Acceleration is zero is____?​

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Answered by aastha4865
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Hello Friend

We need to find acceleration so first differetiating with respect to time gives velocity

v= ds/dt= 6t+14t+5

Further differetiating it gives accleration

a=dv/dt=3+7=10 m/s^2

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s=3t^3+7t^2+5t+8

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