What is the position when V = (2PT)/M and the only variable is T?

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V^2= (2PT)/M
find position not the derivative, the integraland the only variable is T
P= 3.6E4W
M=1200kgs

but you do not need those numbers
 
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Write V (which is dx/dt) as function of T. Then you can integrate.
 

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