ANSWER 3- (ii) Find the smallest non-zero time when (a) the velocity is zero (b) the object is at theorigin. 3. An object moves along a straight line with acceleration -8ms?. It starts its motion at the originwith velocity 16ms.(i)Write down equations for its position and velocity at time t s.(ii)Find the smallest non-zero time when (a) the velocity is zero (b) the object is at theorigin.(iii)Sketch the position-time, velocity-time and speed-time graphs for 0sts 4.

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ANSWER 3- (ii) Find the smallest non-zero time when (a) the velocity is zero (b) the object is at the origin.

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