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The position-time relation of a moving particle is `x = 2t -3t^(2)`. What is the maximum positive velocity of the particle?

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`x = 2t-3t^(3)`
`:." "v=(dx)/(dt)=2-6t`
As `tcancellt0`, so the maximum positive velocity of the particle is 2 m/s (at t = 0).
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