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THE DISTANCE OF A PARTICLE FROM IT'S STARTING POINT AT TIME T SECONDS IS GIVEN BY S= 80T - 1672. WHAT IS THE VELOCITY OF THE PARTICLE AFTER 2 SECONDS?

THE DISTANCE OF A PARTICLE FROM IT'S STARTING POINT AT TIME T SECONDS IS GIVEN BY S= 80T - 1672. WHAT IS THE VELOCITY OF THE PARTICLE AFTER 2 SECONDS?
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THE DISTANCE OF A PARTICLE FROM

IT'S STARTING POINT AT TIME T
SECONDS IS GIVEN BY S= 80T - 1672.

WHAT IS THE VELOCITY OF THE
PARTICLE AFTER 2 SECONDS?

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the answer will be 3.........

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