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A monkey climbs up a slippery pole for ` 3 seconds` and subsequently slips for `3 seconda`. Its velocity at time (t) is given by ` v (t) =2 t (3-t) , 0 lt tgt 3 s and v (t) =- (t-30 (6-t) for 3 lt tlt 6 s in m//s`. It repeats thei cycle till it reaches the height of ` 20 s.`
(a) AT wht time is its v elocity maximum ? (b) At what time is its average velocity maximum ? (c ) At what time is its accelration maximum in magnitude ? (d) How many cycles (counting fractions ) are required to reach the top ?

A

1.5 s

B

3 sec

C

2s

D

5s

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A
For maximum velocity `(dv(t))/(dt)=0`
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