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A body projected vertically with a velocity 'u' from ground. Its velocity

A

at half of maximum height is `u/2`

B

at `3^(th)/4` of maximum height is `u/sqrt2`

C

at `1^(rd)/3` of maximum height is `sqrt(2/3)u`

D

at `1^(th)/4` of maximum height is `sqrt2/3u`

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