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A particle slides down a frictionless paraboli `(y=x^(2))` track `(A-B-C)` starting from rest at point `A`.Point `B` is at the vertex of parabola and point `C` is at a height less than that of point `A`.After `C`,the particle moves freely in air as a projectile. If the particle reaches highest point at `P`,then

A

`KE` at `P=KE` at `B`

B

height at `P`=height at `A`

C

total energy at `P`=total energy at `A`

D

time of travel from `A` to `B` =time of travel from `B` to `P`

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C

In this type of question, nature of track is very important of consider, as friction is not in this track, total energy of the particle will remain constant throughtout the journey.
`(KE)_(B)gt(KE)_(P)`
`(PE)Plt(PE)A`
As, `height of p lt Height of A`
Hence, `path length AB gt path length BP`
Hence,time of travel from A "to" B ne Time of travel from B "to" P.
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