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Hi all, I have completed a practice question and there are no model answers so I don't know if I'm correct in my method and answer! I have attached a photo, but here is what I'm doing.
Basically I have been asked to find the velocity as a function of x assuming that the particle has mass m at initial position x=0 and has a force (eqn below) acted on it
F(x)=Fo+cx
And a=F/m so use the force equation above and then integrate to get the velocity as a function of position?
https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/64630
Basically I have been asked to find the velocity as a function of x assuming that the particle has mass m at initial position x=0 and has a force (eqn below) acted on it
F(x)=Fo+cx
And a=F/m so use the force equation above and then integrate to get the velocity as a function of position?
https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/64630