Non-uniformly acceleratedmotion& Motion Curves 2. An object attains a velocity of 5m per second by moving in a straight line with an acceleration which varies uniformly from zero to 2.4m/s^2 in 6 sec. Compute its initial velocity and the change in displacement during the 6 sec interval. Solve by using motions curves and calculus.

Non-uniformly acceleratedmotion& Motion Curves 2. An object attains a velocity of 5m per second by moving in a straight line with an acceleration which varies uniformly from zero to 2.4m/s^2 in 6 sec. Compute its initial velocity and the change in displacement during the 6 sec interval. Solve by using motions curves and calculus.

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Chapter2: Motion In One Dimension

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