Speed-time graph of two cars $A$ and $B$ approaching towards each other is shown in figure. Initial distance between them is $60\,m$. The two cars will cross each other after time $..........\,s$
- A$2$
- B$3$
- C$1.5$
- D$\sqrt{2}$
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