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Take the z-axis as vertical and the xy plance as horizontal .A particle A is projected at `4sqrt(2)` m/s at an angle of `45^(@)` to the horizotal , in the xz plane .Particle B is projected at 5 m/s at an angle `theta=tan^(-1)(4//3)` to the y-axis , in th yz plance . which of the following is not correct for the velocity of B With respect to A?

A

Its initial magnitude is 5 m /s.

B

Its magnitude will change with time

C

it lies in the xy plane.

D

It will initially make an angle `(theta +pi//2)` with the positive x-axis.

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