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Two particles are moving along x-axis. Particle-1 is `40 m` behind Particle-2. Particle-1 starts with velocity`12 m//s` and acceleration `4 m//s^2` both in positive x-direction. Particle-2 starts with velocity `4 m//s` and acceleration `12 m//s^2` also in positive x-direction. Find
(a) the time when distance between them is minimum.
(b) the minimum distacne between them.

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