Particle 2
a = -kt
dv/dt = -kt
v = -kt^2/2 + Vo
V = -0.1t^2/2 + 10
particle 1
a = -kv
dv/dt = -kv
dv/v = -kt
logv = -kt + logVo
log(V/Vo) = -kt
V = Voe^(-kt)
= 10e^(-0.1t)
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