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A particle is rotating in a cirlce of radius 1 m with constant speed 4 m/s. In time 1s, match the following (in `SI` unit)
`{:(,"Table-1",,"Table-2"),("(A)","Displacement","(P)","8 sin 2"),("(B)","Distance","(Q)",4),("(C)","Average velocity","(R)","2 sin 2"),("(D)","Average acceleration","(S)","4 sin 2"):}`

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(A)R,(B)Q,(C)R,(D)P
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