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The position of a particle at time t, is given by the equation, `x(t) = (v_(0))/(alpha)(1-e^(-alpha t))`, where `v_(0)` is a constant and `alpha gt 0`. The dimensions of `v_(0)` & `alpha` are respectively.

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