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3.2.6 Non-uniform acceleration in one dimension (A-level only)

3.2.6 Non-uniform acceleration in one dimension (A-level only)

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The velocity of a particle after t t\,t seconds is given by v=(6t−2t2) m s−1v = (6t - 2t^2) \text{ m s}^{-1}v=(6t−2t2) m s−1.

Find the time at which the acceleration of the particle is zero.

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