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the displacement of a particle moving along a straight line at time t is given by x=1+ 2t +3t^2 the instantaneous acceleration is?
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the ans = -5 units
Sorry hit 6 by mistake
x is displacement: 3t^2+2t+1 x' is velocity : 6t + 2 x'' is acceleration: 6 a constant. I guess I am doing this wrong.
we need instantaneous acceleration
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the ans = -5 units
It appears that acceleration is a constant 6, so the instaneous acceleration would be 6. Where am I going wrong here, the approved answer is -5........how is that possible.
I am giving up on this one shameer1
sorry the ans=6 units
sorry for typing mistake
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So 6 it is. great.
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