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A ball is projected from top of the table with initial speed u at an angle of inclination , motion of image w.r.t. object before collision (motion is in vertical plane) Mirror (A) must be projectile (B) must be straight line and vertical (С) must be straight line and horizontal (D) may be straight line, depends upon value of 0.

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