If the velocity of the particle is given by `v=sqrt(x)` and initially particel was at `x=4m` then which of the following are correct.

If the velocity of the particle is given by v=sqrt(x) and initially particle was at x=4m then which of the following are correct.

If the velocity of the particle is given by v=sqrt(x) and initially particle was at x=4m then which of the following are correct.

The velocity of particle is given by v=sqrt(gx) . Find its acceleration.

If the velocity of a particle is given by v=(180-16x)^((1)/(2))(m)/(s) , then its acceleration will be

If the velocity of a particle is given by v=(180-16x)^((1)/(2))(m)/(s) , then its acceleration will be

If the velocity of a particle is given by v=(180-16x)^((1)/(2))(m)/(s) , then its acceleration will be

The acceleration of a particle depends on displacement covered in a time as a = s + 5 . It is given that initially s = 0 and v = 5 m//s , then which of the following is possibly correct ?

The initial velocity of a particle is x ms^(-1) (at t=0) and acceleration a is function for time, given by, a= 6t. Which of the following relation is correct for final velocity y after time t?