. A particle is moving such that s =t3-6t2 + 18t + 9, where sis in metres andt is in seconds. The minimum velocityattained by the particle is(a) 29 ms(b) 5 ms-1(c) 6 ms-1(d) 12 ms-1

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A particle is moving such that s =t3-6t2+18t + 9, where s is in metres andt is in seconds. The minimum velocíty attained by the particle is (a) 29 ms (b) 5 ms-1 (c) 6 ms-1 (d) 12 ms-1

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