Physics, asked by Subhashrider, 28 days ago

The displacement of a particle moving in one
direction is given by t = 5 +3, where x is
in meter and tis in sec. What is its
displacement when its velocity is zero.
A
3 m/s
B
2 m/s
C с
1 m/s
D
zero

Answers

Answered by ayush317873

0

Answer:

A 3m/some I think I dont no really sorry

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