The acceleration of the particles of linear motion changes a = 2s with the displacement(s), and the velocity of the particles is zero when the displacement is zero. Find the corresponding velocity-displacement equation:
Acceleration where s is displacement and v is velocity at time t;
Let us say that the function of displacement time s is of the following form
Now, differentiating equation(1):
Again, differentiating equation (2):
The given equation is :
From equation (3) and(4), we get:
From equation (2) we get the velocity–displacement relation:
Therefore, option (1) satisfies the given form which implies v= 0 when s = 0.