Physics, asked by ICARUS7, 10 months ago

The displacement of a particle is x=a0 + a1t^2/2 + a2t^2/3.What is teh acceleration?

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Answered by MrIntrovert27
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Answer:

(6a1 + 4a2)/6

Explanation:

We Know acceleration is equal to dv/dt

We Know v = dx/dt

So,

a = d²x/dt²

We Have Given

x = a_{0} + (a_{1}t^{2})/2 (a_{2}t^{2})/3

So After Double Differentiating the equation, We Get,

a = \frac{d^{2}x}{dt^{2}}  = (6a_{1}t^{2} +  4a_{2}t^{2})/6

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