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Particle moves in one dimension given potential funct find maximum x
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[QUOTE="oddjobmj, post: 4510722, member: 127165"] I greatly appreciate your help. Your solution is a work of art. I will plug in some hypothetical numbers to make sure our solutions are equivalent (unless you have already checked this). I need to write a solution in my own way and I simply would not legitimately be able to reproduce your solution on my own. Although I have saved this solution and will use it to improve with time. Thanks again! [/QUOTE]
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