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A particle moves in `x-y` plane, starting from `A` along straight line path `AB` and `BC` as shown in the graph. When it is at point `P`, the angle between directions of its average velocity and instantaneous velocity is `[tan37^(@)=3//4]`

A

`90^(@)`

B

`82^(@)`

C

`98^(@)`

D

`74^(@)`

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