The acceleration of a point P, moving along a straight line, is directed to the point...

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The acceleration of a point P, moving along a straight line, is directed to the point Z and its magnitude is inverse proportional to the distance x. For t=0 the point P has the distance Xo = 2 m, the velocity vo = 4 m/s and the acceleration a = -3 m/s². a) Determine the velocity v₁ for the distance x₁ = 3 m. b) At what distance x₂ the velocity is zero? Z X P The acceleration of a point P, moving along a straight line, is directed to the point Z and its magnitude is inverse proportional to the distance x. For t=0 the point P has the distance Xo = 2 m, the velocity vo = 4 m/s and the acceleration a = -3 m/s². a) Determine the velocity v₁ for the distance x₁ = 3 m. b) At what distance x₂ the velocity is zero? Z X P