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Part (i) is complete. On part (ii). I solved the integral I got 1/4(ln(v^4+1)+c
I need to use that in equation 1 somehow.
\[v=1/4(\ln(v ^{4}+1)+c\]
Wait If I know x(t)=vt
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Then x= (1/4(ln(v^4+1)+c)*t
Seems too easy to be true.
@mahmit2012 am I correct?
Yes. You are so totally correct, you're so smart! Good Work
@ironictoaster no I solved the problem in the last posted.Take a look that is correct.
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@mahmit2012
I don't think you've solved the integral. It's look very different.
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