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If you want me to pick out the correct item from a list of multiple choices,

the least you could do would be to let me see the list.

In this case, even if you only gave me the expression for the velocity, I could

integrate it.

Here, you're asking me to point to the correct answer, without letting me see

the question or the choices. Much appreciated, I'm sure.

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