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A particle of mass "2kg" is subjected to a two dimensional conservative force given by,F(X)=-2x+2y,F(y)=`2x-y^(2) `x,y in m and F in "N".If the particle has kinetic energy of "(8/3)J" at point "(2,3)" find the speed of the particle when it reaches "(1,2)" in "(m/s)" .

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