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Q-2-A Particle maves in a Straight line so that aftert t sec. it is sm. from a fixed Paint o an the line .4 where S=£+ 3+². Find; 1) The acceleration whent=1,t=2,t=3 2) The average acceleration betweent=l andt=3

Q-2-A Particle maves in a Straight line so that aftert t sec. it is sm. from a fixed Paint o an the line .4 where S=£+ 3+². Find; 1) The acceleration whent=1,t=2,t=3 2) The average acceleration betweent=l andt=3

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