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Figure shown the displacment of a particle giving along the $x -$ axis as a function of time, the forece acting on a particle is zero from

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A B

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B C

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C D

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D E

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Solution

The correct option is C $C D$
In a displacement time curve straight line represent constant velocity and no acceleration

Therefore no force is acting during AB and CD

Hence c is the correct answer.

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