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A particle is executing a two dimensional motion. What is the minimum number of velocity-time graphs required to study the motion of the particle using graphs?

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The correct option is B 2
One two-dimensional velocity-time graph can be drawn for the motion of a particle in one-dimension only. To study the motion of particle in two-dimensions, two velocity-time graphs are required. One graph will contain information of motion of particle in one-dimension and the second graph in the second dimension.

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