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A particle moving with a uniform acceleration along a straight line covers distances `a` and `b` in successive intervals of `p` and `q` second. The acceleration of the particle is

A

`(pq(p+q))/(2(bp-aq))`

B

`(2b)/(q+2p)^2`

C

`(bp-aq)/(pq(p-q)`

D

`(2(bp-aq))/(pq(p-q)`

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C
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