A particle starts from rest to move along x axis The acceleration of the particle is a =(t-x) m/s^2 During - Science - Motion and Time

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A particle starts from rest to move along x axis The acceleration
of the particle is a =(t-x) m/s^2 During the motion maximum
acceleration of the particle is a0=2m/s^2 Find the velocity in m/s
of the particle at t=pi/3 s

Anshu Agrawal · Accepted Answer

Dear student,
a= (t-x)m/s2v= at =t(t-x)As maximum acceleration is 2so 2=(t-x)so at t=π/3v=π3×2 =2π/3m/s

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A particle starts from rest to move along x axis.The acceleration of the particle is a =(t-x) m/s^2 During the motion maximum acceleration of the particle is a0=2m/s^2 Find the velocity in m/s of the particle at t=pi/3 s.