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how do we find the max and min val for ACCELERATION??
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Kinematics problem! :/
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Can you post the exact question here???
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it's max value of speed ! ....when acceleration is ZERO. 
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its the last quest of november 2010 paper 2
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Can you be specific which part??? I cannot find your question in there?
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its q12 OR part 3 of november 2010 PAPER 2
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yr its simple.do u remember that how we find the minimum and maximum value of trigonometric graphs??
the formulae is c-a for minimum and c+a for maximum.in this case it would be c-a for maximum .
the formulae is c-a for minimum and c+a for maximum.in this case it would be c-a for maximum .
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another way is to deriviate the acceleration and equate it to 0.it will give u the values of time and u can put it in the acceleration equation