$v^2$ versus $s$-graph of a particle moving in a straight line is as shown in figure. From the graph some conclusions are drawn. State which statement is wrong?
- AThe given graph shows a uniformly accelerated motion
- BInitial velocity of particle is zero
- CCorresponding $s-t$ graph will be a parabola
- DNone of the above
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