If s = 3t2 – 16t¯², when will - acceleration be zero? An object moves along a horizontal line according to 8 (t) = 5t³ – 2t², - when is S'increasing and when is it decreasing?

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If s = 3t2 – 16t¯², when will
acceleration be zero?
An object moves along a horizontal
line according to s (t) = 5t° – 2t2,
when is S increasing and when is it
decreasing?
Transcribed Image Text:If s = 3t2 – 16t¯², when will acceleration be zero? An object moves along a horizontal line according to s (t) = 5t° – 2t2, when is S increasing and when is it decreasing?
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