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[" (d) "-1/x],[" (d) "" displacement "x" of a particle varies with time tas "],[" " "x=ae^(-at)+be^(beta t)" ,where "a,b,alpha" and "beta" are positive "],[" constants.The velocity of the particle will "],[" constants.The velocity of the particle will "],[" (a) go on decreasing with time "],[" (a) be independent of "alpha" and "beta],[" (b) drop to zero when "alpha=beta],[" (d) go on increasing with time "]

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