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A particle starts moving in a straight from rest with constant acceleration until it reaches velocity v. The distance travelled by it until this point is . Then, it covers a further distance x at constant velocity. Finally, it slows down to rest at a constant rate such that it covers distance 2x. The total time for which the particle moved is T .Then ` ,(Tv)/(x)= `

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