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A body travels uniformly a distance of `(13.8pm0.2)` m in a time `(4.0pm0.3)` S. The velocity of the body within error limit is

A

`(3.45 pm 0.2) ms^(-1)`

B

`(3.45 pm0.3) ms^(-1)`

C

`(3.45 pm 0.4) ms^(-1)`

D

`(3.45 pm 0.5) ms^(-1)`

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