The motion of a particle starting from 0 is described by the equation, x =...

The motion of a particle starting from 0 is described by the equation, x = f^3/3 - 7/2t^2. How far is the particle from 0 , when the particle is momentarily at rest?

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Asked by Nkechi on 23rd June, 2020

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