2)
The particle has an initial velocity of r0
The particle has an acceleration of -2αr0
The distance covered by the particle in the forward journey is r0/4α,
In the backward journey, the particle never stops, so the distance covered is ∞
The distance covered by the point before coming to its initial point is r0/2α
The particle returns to its initial position in time, 1/α
So, none of the options are right, in true sense.....
But if U consider the journey only till the particle comes back to its initial point, C can be marked right
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