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A body moves such that its acceleration as a funiction of time after 4 minutes. 4121 where 2is in minutes and a is in m/min. Its velocity after 1 minute is 11 m/min. Find the dislaNLE O A. 186 m OB. 135 m OC. 156 m OD. 121 m A Moving to another question will save this response, « < Question 26 of 50 >

A body moves such that its acceleration as a funiction of time after 4 minutes. 4121 where 2is in minutes and a is in m/min. Its velocity after 1 minute is 11 m/min. Find the dislaNLE O A. 186 m OB. 135 m OC. 156 m OD. 121 m A Moving to another question will save this response, « < Question 26 of 50 >

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Chapter39: Relativity

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