A particle moving along
-axis has acceleration
at time
given by
, where
and
are constants The particle at
has zero velocity. In the time interval between
and the instant when
, the particle's velocity is
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C
Here acceleration is given by

So,
When
Hence, from eq. (i), we get

From eq. (ii), we have

Let us suppose at
acceleration is zero Hence, from Eq. (i),

Hence, velocity of particle at
, from è q. (iii),

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