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The force acting on a particle moving along a straight line varies with time as shown in diagram.

Which of the following graphs is best representative of its speed and time graphs. Initial velocity the particle is zero.

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from the given graph of F versus t it is clear that finally acceleration is zero
so `(dv)/(dt)=0 rArr `Option (1)
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