What does s<0s<0s<0 indicate about a particle's position?
Speed is the magnitude of velocity: speed=∣v∣\boxed{\text{speed}=|v|}speed=∣v∣. A particle is stationary when v(t)=0v(t)=0v(t)=0.
a(t)=24t−6a(t)=24t-6a(t)=24t−6
Its speed increases.
It is on the negative side of the origin.
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