Activity 2. A particle moves along a straight line in such a manner that itsdisplacement, at any Instant, from a fixed point on its path is given by theequation:S = 1/10 (19 + 612 – 41)What displacement, velocity and acceleration will the particle attain after 10sec.

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Given data: The displacement equation is, S=110t3+6t2-4t Time t = 10 s

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Activity 2. A particle moves along a straight line in such a manner that its displacement, at any Instant, from a fixed point on its path is glven by the equation: S = 1/10 (10 + 612 – 4t) What displacement, velocity and acceleration will the particle attain after 10 sec.

Activity 2. A particle moves along a straight line in such a manner that its displacement, at any Instant, from a fixed point on its path is glven by the equation: S = 1/10 (10 + 612 – 4t) What displacement, velocity and acceleration will the particle attain after 10 sec.

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