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A particle moves in a straight line, its position (in m) as function of time is given by `x = (at^2 + b)`.
What is average velocity in time interval `t = 3 sec` to `t = 5 sec` ? (Where `a` and `b` are constant and `a = 1 m//s^2, b = 1 m`.)

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