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A particle in seen at x=0 at t=0. The acceleration of the particle depends on time as acceleration = (2m/s^3)t + (1m/s^2)along x axis Then If the particle is at rest at the origin at moment t= 0 sec,then t=6sec it's velocity will be ?

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