A fly moves along a straight line such that its displacement at any time 
is given by 
.
The displacement when the acceleration becomes zero is
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and, acceleration 
when acceleration is zero, 
.
Hence, displacement of the fly at 
(i.e., when acceleration becomes zero) is,
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