Physics, asked by bediharsiddak, 1 year ago

What is the meaning of v(t) in this question? Also solve this question with detailed explanation...

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Answered by ak47777

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dude v(t) means velocity multiplied by time which means displacement is given

ak47777: thats a function

ak47777: and its not a function

bediharsiddak: They would just have written vt instead of v(t)

bediharsiddak: What's your answer coming out to be?

bediharsiddak: Another reason is that they could have just cancelled one 't' from both sides of it was v*t

ak47777: hmmmm

ak47777: i dint thought that

bediharsiddak: I got the meaning

bediharsiddak: v(t) just means that velocity is a function in terms of time....

bediharsiddak: v(t) means that if u put t in the given equation, the output will give velocity

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