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[" A projectile is fired with a velocity "v_(0)" at an angle "],[" of "90^(@)" with an inclined plane (having angle of "],[" inclination "theta" with the horizontal).Vertical "],[" displacement of projectile when it strikes the "],[" incline for first time is "]

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