Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

A particle moves in such a way that its displacement at time tt seconds is given by s(t)=At3+Bt2+Ct+D,s(t)=At^{3}+Bt^{2}+Ct+D, where A, B, C, DA,\,B,\,C,\,D are constants. a. (i) Obtain expressions for the velocity v(t)v(t) and acceleration a(t)a(t) of the particle. b. (ii) Show that the acceleration is not uniform when A≠0A\ne0. c. (iii) Find the condition(s) on AA and BB under which the particle will move with constant acceleration. d. (iv) For the specific case A=1,  B=−3,  C=2,  D=0A=1,\;B=-3,\;C=2,\;D=0, determine the time at which the acceleration attains its minimum value.

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