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At `t=0` a projectile is fired from a point `O` (taken as origin) on the ground wita speed of `50m//s` at an angle of `53^(@)` with the horizontal. It just passes two points `A` and `B` each at height `75m` above horizontal.

The horizontal separation between the points `A` and `B`

A

`30m`

B

`60m`

C

`90m`

D

none of these

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