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At what time instance t, the particle's displacement is positive but particle's velocity negative


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t = 2 sec

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t = 10 sec

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C

t = 17 sec

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t = 30 sec

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Solution

The correct option is C

t = 17 sec


Let's check all options:

At t = 2 displacement is positive or graph is above x-axis

Velocity ischange indisplacementtime taken

The particles displacement is increasing

In other words particle is going away from origin

So for this portion final - position initial will be positive

dfdi=d=positive

Velocity=dt=positive

At t = 10 sec the particle position is positive but what about its velocity. The particle position is not varying for quite some time.

Velocity=dt=0

At t = 17 sec displacement positive as graph above x-axis.

Velocity = dt = negative

At t = 30 position itself is negative.


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