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A particle starting from a point A and moving with a positive constant acceleration along a straight line reaches another point B is time T. Suppose that the initial velocity of the particle is `u gt0` and P is the midpoint of the line AB. If the velocity of the particle at point P is `v_(1)` and if the velocity at time `(T)/(2)` is `v_(2)`, then -

A

`v_(1)=v_(2)`

B

`v_(1)gtv_(2)`

C

`v_(1)ltv_(2)`

D

`v_(1)=(1)/(2)v_(2)`

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