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The equation of motion of a particle are given by
`dx/dt=t(t+1),dy/dt=1/(t+1)`
where the particle is at (x(t)), y(t) at time t. If the particle is at the origin at t=0 then

A

`6x=(e^y+1)(e^y-1)^2`

B

`6x=(2e^y-1)(e^y+1)^2`

C

`6x=(e^y-1)(e^y+1)^2`

D

`6x=(2e^y+1)(e^y-1)^2`

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D
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