Units of x are of length say meter.
Then units of each of the three terms should be meters
(A)
therefore (a)
has units in meters. Since units of t is seconds , therefore
units of a = meter /
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(B)
(b) t has units in meters. Since units of t is seconds , therefore units of b = meter / sec
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(C)
units of c = meter
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