16:49a all 61% idocs.google.comNot 21830593@students.liu.edu.lb? SwitchaccountRequiredQuestion 2A force F = -Foe¯x/a (where Fo and a are positiveconstants) acts on a particle that is initially at xo = 0and moving with velocity vo (> 0). The equation of thevelocity v(x) is:av(x)= ±{v% + (2Fo-)(e-*/« + 1)}*m99

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