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Acceleration -position graph for a particle moving along x-axis is given below. At origin velocity of particle is 5 m/s then velocity of particle at x=6 m is :

A

P`to`1,3,5 , Q`to`3 , R`to`1 , S`to` 2

B

P`to`2,3 , Q`to`3 , R`to`1 , S`to` 1

C

P`to`2,3,5 , Q`to`3 , R`to`1 , S`to` 1

D

P`to`2,3 , Q`to`3 , R`to`2 , S`to` 1

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