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A particle moves along `x`-axis in positive direction. Its acceleration `'a'` is given as `a=cx+d`, where `x` denotes the `x`- coordinate of particle, `c` and `d` are positive constants. For velocity position graph of particle to be of type as shown in figure, the value of speed of particle at `x=0` should be

A

`sqrt((2d^(2))/c)`

B

`sqrt((8d^(2)/c)`

C

`sqrt((4d^(2))/c)`

D

`sqrt((d^(2))/c)`

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The correct Answer is:
D

`a=V(dv)/(dx)=cx+d`
Let at `x=0 v=u`
`:.int_(u)^(v) vdv=int_(0)^(x)(cx+d) dx`
or `v^(2)=cx^(2)+2dx+u^(2)`
`v` shall be linear function of `x` if `cx^(2)+2dx+u^(2)` is perfect square
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