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A force `vecF = ( 3hati + 4hatj)` N is acting on a particle. Work done by the force is zero, when particle is moving on the line `2y + Px = 2`, the value of P is

A

`(1)/2`

B

`(3)/2`

C

`(5)/2`

D

`(4)/3`

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