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The displacement s of particle moving along a straight line is given by, s = t3+3t2+5t, Where s is in metres and t is in seconds. The velocity of the particle at t = 2seconds is​

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Answered by radhakumari94717
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Answered by muralidevi796
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Answer:

s= t3+3t2+5t, we know that derivative of displacement is velocity

ans:29 m/s

Explanation:

d/dx(t3+3t2+5t)= 3t2+6t+5= velocity

t=2s (given)

3(2)2+6(2)+5

=3(4)+6(2)+5

=29 m/s

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