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A particle moves in a st. line with a velocity given by `(dx)/(dt)=x+1` , (x is the distacne descirbed) . The time taken by a prticle to transverse a distance of 99 metres is :

A

`2 log _(10)e`

B

`log_(10)e`

C

`2log_(e)10`

D

None of these

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