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Two particles A and B are moving in XY plane. Particle A moves along a line with equation `y =x` while B moves along X axis such that their X coordinates are always equal. If B moves with a uniform speed 3 m/s the speed of A is

A

`3 m//s`

B

`(1)/(3)m//s`

C

`3 sqrt(2) m//s`

D

`(3)/(sqrt(2))m//s`

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C

`V cos 45 =3 :. v=3 sqrt(2)m//s`
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