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For a particle moving on a straight line it is observed that the distance 's' and time 't' is given by `s = 6t -1/2 t^(3)`. The maximum velocity during the motion is

A

3 units /sec.

B

6 units /sec.

C

9 units /sec.

D

12 units /sec.

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B
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