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A particle moving along x axis has acceleration f at time t given by `f=f_0(1-1/t)` where `f_0` and T are constant the particle at T=0 has zero velocity in the time interval between t=0 and the instant when f=0 the particle velocity `v_x` is

A

`f_0T`

B

`1/2f_0T^2`

C

`f_0T`

D

`1/2 f_0T`

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