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A particle starts moving with initial velocity `3m//s` along `x`- axis from origin. Its acceleration is varying with `x` co-ordinate in parobalic nature as shown in the figure. At `x=1m `, tangent to the graph makes an angle `45^(@)` with positive `x`- aixs. Then at `x=3m`,

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