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The charge flowing in a conductor varies time as,
`q=at - 1/2 bt^(2) +1/6 ct^(3)`
Where a,b,c are positive constants. Then, find (i) the initial current (ii) the time after which the value of current reaches a maximum value (iii) the maximum or minimum value of current.

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