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Figure shows acceleration versus time graph of a particle starting from rest and moving along a straight line. Which of the following staement (s) is/are correct ?

A

The maximum velocity attained by the particle is `250 ms^(-1)`

B

The particle stops nowhere.

C

The particle eventually moves with constant speed.

D

The body gets retarded during the time interval `15 s lt 1 le 20 s`.

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