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Let two non-collinear unit vectors `veca and vecb` form an acute angle. A point P moves so that at any time t, time position vector, `vec(OP)` ( where O is the origin) is given by `hata cot t + hatb sin t`. When p is farthest fro origing o, let M be the length of `vec(OP) and hatu` be the unit vector along `vec(OP)` .then

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