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In the equation v dv = a dx, what is the result of integrating both sides?
A. v² − v₀² = a(x − x₀)
B. ½(v² − v₀²) = a(x − x₀)
C. v(t − t₀) = a(x − x₀)
D. v² = a²x²
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