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Standard IX

Physics

First Equation of Motion

A particle st...

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A particle starts with velocity $2 m / s$ at $t = 0$ and moves in a straight line with an acceleration $a$ as shown in figure. Its velocity at $t = 4 s$ is.

13 m / s

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15 m / s

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17 m / s

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19 m / s

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The correct option is C $17 m / s$
correct option $(C)$

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A particle starts with velocity 2 m/s at t=0 and moves in a straight line with an acceleration a as shown in figure. Its velocity at t=4s is.

The correct option is C 17 m/scorrect option (C)

A particle starts with velocity $2 m / s$ at $t = 0$ and moves in a straight line with an acceleration $a$ as shown in figure. Its velocity at $t = 4 s$ is.

The correct option is C $17 m / s$
correct option $(C)$