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ok thank you very much :)

P is a point which is initially at the top. Similarly Q is initially at the bottom..YOu didnt answer my question. Is Q always stationary with respect to P?

A body is rolling without slipping. Let P be topmost point at an instant and Q bottom-most point at that instant..Is it true that Q remains stationary with respect to P all the time? What i thought was the purely mathematical thing. P will have velocity 2v to right and Q will have 0 velocity...

But all this mathematics and integration in physics often confuses me. I don't know when to use which technique of integration. Moreover, I have only done the rudiments of calculus. Is there any definite way to know when to use which technique?

is the equation s=t4/4 + C??

A problem involving Force in terms of time? Homework Statement There is a body of 3 kg which is moving to the right with a velocity of 10 m/s. A force of 6 N/s2t2 is applied on the body to the left. How much distane will the body have traveled from t=0 when its velocity is 0 m/s...