The displacement function of a particle ...

The displacement function of a particle is given by `x=(1)/(4)t^(4)-4t^(3)+16t^(2)` At what time velocity is not equal to zero
(a)`t=0`
(b)`t=4`
(c)`t=8`
(d)`t=2`

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