A particle (initially at rest and at origin) is to move along x−axis according to the following acceleration position (a−x) graph:Consider the following statements and choose the correct option(s).It again comes to rest at x=2 mIt again comes to rest at x=4 mIt returns to origin with a speed of 4 m/sIt returns to origin with a speed of 2 m/s
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A particle (initially at rest and at origin) is to move along x−axis according to the following acceleration position (a−x) graph:Consider the following statements and choose the correct option(s).It again comes to rest at x=2 mIt again comes to rest at x=4 mIt returns to origin with a speed of 4 m/sIt returns to origin with a speed of 2 m/s
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