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A body is moving along the +ve X-axis with uniform acceleration of `-4ms^(2)` Its velocity at x = 0 is `10 ms^(-1)`. The time taken by the body to reach a point at x = 12m is 

A

(2s, 3s)

B

(3s, 4s)

C

(4s,8s)

D

(1s, 2s)

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