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Finding Average Velocity

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The equation of path of a particle, projected obliquely from the ground under gravity is given by y=2x-x^2, where x and y are in metre. the x and y axes are in horizontal and vertical directions respectively. The speed of projection is (1)2.5m/s (2)5m/s (3)10m/s (4)20m/s.

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