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The s-t graph of a particle moving with constant acceleration at time t, makes an angle `45^(@)` with the time axis. After 1 second the angle changes to `60^(@)`. Find the acceleration of the particle.

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`(sqrt(3)-1)` unit . `s^(-2)`
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