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Trajectory of a particle in a projectile motion is given by `y=x-x^(2)/80` where x and y are in meters. Match the column-1 and column-2.
`{:(,"Column-I",,"Column-II"),("(A)","x coordinate at height of 15 m",,"(P) 20 m"),("(B)",underset("point of projection at x= 100 m")"vertical distnce of particle from",,"(Q) 80 m"),("(C)","Horizontal range",,"(R) 60 m"),(,,,"(S) 25 m"):}`

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