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The volume V of a liquid crossing through a tube is related to the area of cross-section A, velocity v and time t as `V alpha A^a v^b t^c` which of the following is correct ( given `a != 1` )

A

`a ne b ne c`

B

`a = b = c`

C

`a ne b = c`

D

`a= b ne c`

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C
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