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[" The speed "v" of a particle moving along the axis of "x" given by the relation "],[v^(2)=n^(2)(8bx-x^(2)-12b^(2))" .Then the minimum time taken by the particle to go "],[" from "x=5b" to "x=6b" is (approximately) "]

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