141228 Three particles \(A, B\) and \(C\) simultaneously start from the origin. Particle \(A\) moves with a velocity ' \(a\) ' along \(X\)-axis, particle \(B\) moves with a velocity ' \(b\) ' along \(Y\)-axis and particle \(C\) moves with a velocity ' \(c\) ' in the \(X-Y\) plane along the straight line \(x=y\). The magnitude of ' \(c\) ' so that all the three particles always remain collinear is
141228 Three particles \(A, B\) and \(C\) simultaneously start from the origin. Particle \(A\) moves with a velocity ' \(a\) ' along \(X\)-axis, particle \(B\) moves with a velocity ' \(b\) ' along \(Y\)-axis and particle \(C\) moves with a velocity ' \(c\) ' in the \(X-Y\) plane along the straight line \(x=y\). The magnitude of ' \(c\) ' so that all the three particles always remain collinear is
141228 Three particles \(A, B\) and \(C\) simultaneously start from the origin. Particle \(A\) moves with a velocity ' \(a\) ' along \(X\)-axis, particle \(B\) moves with a velocity ' \(b\) ' along \(Y\)-axis and particle \(C\) moves with a velocity ' \(c\) ' in the \(X-Y\) plane along the straight line \(x=y\). The magnitude of ' \(c\) ' so that all the three particles always remain collinear is
141228 Three particles \(A, B\) and \(C\) simultaneously start from the origin. Particle \(A\) moves with a velocity ' \(a\) ' along \(X\)-axis, particle \(B\) moves with a velocity ' \(b\) ' along \(Y\)-axis and particle \(C\) moves with a velocity ' \(c\) ' in the \(X-Y\) plane along the straight line \(x=y\). The magnitude of ' \(c\) ' so that all the three particles always remain collinear is