A body starts from rest with an acceleration $a_{1},$ after two seconds another body $B$ starts from rest with an acceleration $a _{2}$. If they travel equal distance in fifth second, after the starts of $A$, the ratio $a _{1}: a _{2}$ will be equal to
[AIIMS 2019]
A
$9: 5$
B
$5: 7$
C
$5: 9$
D
$7: 9$
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