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If a train travelling with velocity  \mathrm{ \left(V_0\right) } and acceleration \mathrm{( A_0 ) } and displacement \mathrm{( \left.S_0\right)}. What is the value of  (A_{0}+\mathrm{ \left.S_0\right)} when displacement is \mathrm{3\, \, \alpha\, \, t.}

Option: 1

 same as velocity 


Option: 2

same as displacement


Option: 3

same as acceleration 


Option: 4

None


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 Displacement is given by the relation. 
\mathrm{s_0=3 \alpha t}     ..................(1)
Now,
Velocity \mathrm{ \frac{d S_0}{d t}=3 \alpha}
Then, 
Acceleration \mathrm{\frac{d^2 S_0}{d t^2}=0 }...............(2)

Value of  \mathrm{\left(A_0+S_0\right)=0+3 \,\alpha t }
\mathrm{ =3 \alpha t } same as dis placement.

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