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[" 23.The motion of a particle along a straight line "],[" described by equation "x=8+12t-t^(3)" where "x" ."],[" in metres and "t" in seconds.The retardation of "t^(29)" ."],[" particle when its velocity becomes zero is :- "],[[" (1) "6m/s^(2)," (2) "12m/s^(2)],[" (3) "24m/s^(2)," (4) zero "]]

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