“It is impossible for a particle to move in a straight line so that its velocity varies at the distance from the commencement of motion”. Which one is correct for the given statement?

The above statement is not valid

“It is impossible for a particle to move in a straight line so that

1.	“It is impossible for a particle to move in a straight line so that its velocity varies at the distance from the commencement of motion”. Which one is correct for the given statement?
A.	The above statement is valid
B.	The above statement is not valid
C.	Data inadequate
D.	Answer does not exist
Answer» B.

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