$A$ particle is released from rest at the point $x = a$ and moves along the $x$ axis subject to the potential energy function $U(x)$ shown. The particle:

  • A
    moves to a point to the left of $x = e$,stops,and remains at rest
  • B
    moves to a point $x = e$,and then moves to the left
  • C
    moves to infinity at varying speed
  • D
    moves to $x = b$,where it remains at rest

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