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A body thrown vertically upwards from a point with a velocity `v_(0)` rises to a maximum height and then comes back to the point. Then

A

the average velocity of downward motion is `(v_(0))/(2)`

B

the average speed in the flight is zero

C

the time of flight is `(2v_(0))/(g)`

D

the acceleration in the whole flight is not uniform

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