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The acceleration of a particle moving along `x` -axis is `a=` `-100x`.It is released from rest at `x=2.`Here a and `x` are in S.I.units.The minimum time taken by particle to go from `x=2` to `x=0` is `(pi)/(alpha)` seconds.Find the value of `(alpha)/(4)`.

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