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A particle is moving along x-direction with a constant acceleration a. The particle starts from `x=x_0` position with initial velocity u. We can define the position of the particle with time by the relation
`x=x_0+ut+(1)/(2)at^2`
plot the position of the particle in relation with time is following situations
(i) If initial position of the particle is on negativ x-axis, initial velocity is positive and acceleration is negative.
(ii) If initial position is positive, initial velocity is negative and acceleration is positive.

A

`(sqrt(5)u)/2`

B

`(sqrt(5)u)/(2sqrt(2))`

C

`(5u)/(2sqrt(2))`

D

`(sqrt(2)u)/sqrt(5)`

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