The equation of motion is given by`s=10t^2+60t`, where s is displacement in kilometre and t is time in hour. Find the initial velocity.

The equation of motion is given by s=10t^2+60t , where s is displacement in kilometre and t is time in hour. Find the velocity after 1 hour.

The equation of motion is given by s=10t^2+60t , where s is displacement in kilometre and t is time in hour. Find the velocity and acceleration at any point.

The equation of motion is given by s=10t^(2)+60t . Where s is displacement is kilometre and t is time in hour find Initial velocity.

The equation of motion is given by s=10t^(2)+60t . Where s is displacement is kilometre and t is time in hour find The velocity after 1 hour.

The equation of motion is given by s=10t^(2)+60t . Where s is displacement is kilometre and t is time in hour find Distance travelled in 2 hours.

The equation of motion is given by s=10t^(2)+60t . Where s is displacement is kilometre and t is time in hour find Velocity and acceleration at any point.

The equation of motion is given by s(t)=2t^3-6t^2+6 At what time, the velocity and accelerations are zero?

The equation of motion is given by s(t) = 2t^(3) - 6t^(2) + 6 . At what time the velocity and accelerations are zero?

The acceleration of a particle in ms^(-1) is given by a=3t^(2)+2t+2 where timer is in second If the particle starts with a velocity v=2ms^(-1) at t=0 then find the velocity at the end of 2s.