Work done by force = Change in kinetic energy
Initial kinetic energy of the object = 0 as the object starts from
rest at t = 0
At time T the kinetic energy of the object = 1/2 m vT2
Work done by force = 1/2mvT2
Also, work done by the force = Force *distance traveled = FxT
Net force = mass *acceleration
a = F/m
1/2aT2 = xT
xT = 1/2F/mT2 = FT2/2m
v = aT = FT/m
Option c is correct.
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