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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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A particle P P\,P moves in a straight line such that at t t\,t seconds, t≥0t \geq 0t≥0, its velocity, v ms−1v \text{ ms}^{-1}v ms−1 is given by:

v=12−2t2 v = 12 - 2t^2 v=12−2t2
a.

the distance travelled by P P\,P in the first second,

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b.

the value of t t\,t when P P\,P changes direction of motion,

[2]
c.

the value of t t\,t at the instant P P\,P returns to its starting point.

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