I CALC A particle's acceleration is described by the function
a_(x)=(10-t)(m)/(s^(2))
, where
t
is in s. Its initial conditions are
x_(0)=0m
and
v_(0x)=0(m)/(s)
at
t=0s
. a. At what time is the velocity again zero? b. What is the particle's position at that time?

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I CALC A particle's acceleration is described by the function

a_(x)=(10-t)(m)/(s^(2))

, where

t

is in s. Its initial conditions are

x_(0)=0m

and

v_(0x)=0(m)/(s)

at

t=0s

. a. At what time is the velocity again zero? b. What is the particle's position at that time?

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