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The maximum velocity of the particle in the above problem at a distance of 10 m is

A

1.5 m/s

B

4.713 m/s

C

Zero m/s

D

3 m/s

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The correct Answer is:
B
`v_("max") = R_omega = 0.01xxomega=0.01xx150pi`
`=1.5pi=1.5xx3.142=4.7130`
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