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[" A particle moves along the positive "],[" branch of the curve "y=(x^(2))/(2)" where "x=(t^(2))/(2),x],[" and "y" are measured in metres and tin "],[" second.At "t=2s" ,the velocity of the "],[" particle is "]

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