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If the distance travelled by a moving object varies directly as the cube of time, how does the acceleration of the body depend on time?

A

increasing with time

B

decreasing with time

C

constant but not-zero

D

zero

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The correct Answer is:
A

`x prop t ^(3)`
`x = kt ^(3) , (dx)/(dt) = 3 kt ^(2) , a = (d ^(2) x )/( dt ^(2)) = 6 kt .`
So with time, acceleration increases.
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