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A particle moves along `y=sqrt(1-x^ (2))` between the points (0, -1) m and (0, 1) m under the influence of a force `vec(F)=(y^(2)hat(i)+x^(2)hat(j))N`. Then,

A

semi ellipse

B

semi circel

C

strainline

D

parabola

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B
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