When acceleration be function of velocity as a=f(v), then?
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Then displacement is:
a = dv/dt = dv/dx dx/dt
Now dx/dt = v
So a = vdv/dx = f(v)
Therefore v/f(v) = dx
Let the integral of v/f(v)dv be F(v)
Then x = F(v) + C
The the initial velocity is 'u' and the initial position is 'a' then C = a - F(u)
So x = a + F(v) - F(u)
Hope you meant this!
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