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The angle of dip at a place is `60^(@)`. At this place the total intensity of earth's magnetic field is `0.64` units. The horizontal intensity of earth's magnetic field at this place is

A

1.28 units

B

0.64 units

C

0.16 units

D

0.32 unit

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