The following equations give theposition x(t) of a particle in foursituations:(1) x = 3t – 4;(2) x = – 5t³ + 4ť² + 6;(3) x = -%3t2(4) x = 5t² – 3.To which situation is theacceleration of the particleconstant?

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The following equations give the position x(t) of a particle in four situations: (1) x = 3t – 4; - (2) x = – 5t3 + 4t² + 6; 2 (3) х %3 - (4) x = 5t² – 3. To which situation is the acceleration of the particle constant?

The following equations give the position x(t) of a particle in four situations: (1) x = 3t – 4; - (2) x = – 5t3 + 4t² + 6; 2 (3) х %3 - (4) x = 5t² – 3. To which situation is the acceleration of the particle constant?

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The following equations give the
position x(t) of a particle in four
situations:
(1) x = 3t – 4;
(2) x = – 5t³ + 4ť² + 6;
(3) x = -
%3
t2
(4) x = 5t² – 3.
To which situation is the
acceleration of the particle
constant?

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