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The kinetic energy of a projectile at its highest position is `K`. If the range of the projectile is four times the height of the projectile, then the initial kinetic energy of the projectile is .

A

`sqrt2K`

B

`2 K`

C

`4 K`

D

`2sqrt2 K`

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B

At highest point,
`(1)/(2)m u_(x)^(2)=K`
`:. u_(x)=sqrt((2K)/m)`
`R=4 H`
`(2u_(x)u_(y))/g=(4u_(y)^(2))/(2g)`
`:. u_(y)=u_(x) =sqrt((2K)/m)`
Now, `K_(i)1/2m u^(2) =1/2m(u_(x)^(2)+u_(y)^(2))`
`=1/2m((2K)/m+(2K)/m)`
`=2K`.
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