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A particle moves along `x`-axis with constant acceleration and its `x`-position depend on time `t` as shown in the following graph (parabola),then in interval `0` to `4 sec`.

A

relation between `x`-coordinate & time is `x=t-t^(2)//4`

B

maximum `x`-coordinate is `1m`.

C

total distance travelled is `2m`

D

average speed is `0.5 m//s`

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A, B, C, D

`(dx)/(dt)=1-t/2 ,1-t/2=0 , t=2s`
`x=t-t^(2)/4 , x=1m`
total distance`=2m`
Average speed `V_(av)=2/24=0.5 m//s`.
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