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Temperature of a body varies with time as `T=(T_(0)+at^(2)+beta sin)K`, where `T_(0)` is the temperature in at t=0sec. `& alpha=2//piK//s^(2)&beta=-4K`. then rate of change of temperature `((dT)/(dt))` at t=

A

8k

B

`8^(@)k`

C

8k/sec

D

`8^(@)K//sec`

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