a 322-lb body moves under the action of a force given by the relation P = (10t-t^2)î, where P is in pounds and t is in seconds. How far will the body move from rest before it starts to reverse its direction? answer=140.8 ft

a 322-lb body moves under the action of a force given by the relation P = (10t-t^2)î, where P is in pounds and t is in seconds. How far will the body move from rest before it starts to reverse its direction? answer=140.8 ft

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