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A particle located at position x=0, at time t=0, starts moving along the positive x-direction with a velocity `v^2=alpha x` (where alpha is a positive constant). The displacement of particle is proportional to

A

`t^2`

B

`t^(-2)`

C

t

D

1/t

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