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Standard XII

Physics

Uniform Motion

a particle mo...

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a particle moving along x-axis has acceleration f,at time t, given by f=f'(1-t/T), where f' and T are cons†an ts.The particle at t=0 has zero velocity.At the ins†an t when f=0,the particle,s velocity is

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