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The velocity of a particle moving in a straight line varies with time in such a manner that `v` versus `t` graph is represented by one-half of an ellipse. The maximum velocity is `v_m` and the total time of motion is `t_0`
(i) average velocity of the particle is `(pi)/(4) v_m`
(ii) such motion cannot be realized in practical terms.

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