The displacement of particle is given by x=aₒ+(a₁t/2)-(a₂t²/3) what is acceleration?

The displacement of particle is given by x=aₒ+(a₁t/2)-(a₂t²/3) what is acceleration?

Options

(a) 2a₂ / 3
(b) – 2a₂ / 3
(c) a₂
(d) Zero

Correct Answer:

– 2a₂ / 3

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