In this question time \(t\) is in seconds and lengths are in metres.
A particle moves in a straight line.
When \(t=0\) the particle starts from rest.
The particle moves with constant acceleration until, at \(t=T\), it reaches a velocity of \(V\).
From \(t=T\) until \(t=3T\) the particle moves with constant velocity \(V\).
Then the particle decelerates uniformly and comes to rest at \(t=60\).
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