A body is moving along a straight line. Let s(t) represent the dis- placement of the body at time t from a fixed point O on the line while v(t) and a(t) represent velocity and acceleration of the body at time t respectively. 20m given that initially v = 40 If a = 9, find v when s = 0 and s = 10m. Hint: Using the fact that a = for v(s): dv dt dv ds ds dt dev leads to the differential equation %3D dv 40 ds s2

A body is moving along a straight line. Let s(t) represent the dis- placement of the body at time t from a fixed point O on the line while v(t) and a(t) represent velocity and acceleration of the body at time t respectively. 20m given that initially v = 40 If a = 9, find v when s = 0 and s = 10m. Hint: Using the fact that a = for v(s): dv dt dv ds ds dt dev leads to the differential equation %3D dv 40 ds s2

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