The velocity of a moving particle is given by v-4x- if at t-0 particle is at x-0- then velocity and acceleration at t-2

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the velocity of a moving particle is given by v=\sqrt{4x} if at t=0 particle is at x=0, then velocity and acceleration at t=2

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