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Velocity time graph of a particle is given below. Particle starts from origin. Choose the CORRECT option(s).

A

Velocity at t= 2 sec will be 12 `m//s`

B

Distance vovered in next 4 secods will be 48 m

C

coeffiec eint of friction between block & incline will be `1/3`

D

Coeffiecient of friction between block & incline will be `2/3`

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