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A ball is projected from origin at time t= 0. The x and y coordinates of its displacement are given by `(x = 4t^2)` and `y = (3t - 5)`. Then its instantaneous velocity at any time t is

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`(8 hati + 3 hat j)`

B

`(8t hat i + 3 hat j)`

C

`(4t hati - 5 hat j)`

D

`(4 hati - 3 hat j)`

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