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A rabbit runs across a parking lot. The path is such that components of rabbit's position with respect to an origin of co-ordinates as function of time are x = `t^2`+ 10 and y = -9t +5. Here x, y are in meter and t in second. The magnitude of rabbit's displacement during first 5 seconds is

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