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A vehicle of mass `m` starts moving along a horizontal circle of radius R such that its speed varies with distance s covered by the vehicle as `c=Ksqrts`, where K is a constant. Calculate:
a. Tangential and normal force on vehicle as fucntion of s.
b. Distance s in terms of time t.
c. Work done by the resultant force in first t seconds after the beginning of motion.

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