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The velocity `v` of a particle at time `t` is given by `v=at+(b)/(t+c)`, where `a, b and c` are constants. The dimensions of `a, b and c` are, respectively.

A

`LT^(-2)`, L and T

B

`L^(2)`, T and `LT^(2)`

C

`LT^(2)`, LT and L

D

L, LT and `T^(2)`

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A

`[a]=[v/t]=(LT^(-1))/(T)=LT^(-2), [C]=[t]=T`
`[b]=[vt]=LT^(-1)T=L`
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