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The vertical height of the projectile at the time is given by `y=4t-t^(2)` and the horizontal distance covered is given by `x=3t`. What is the angle of projection with the horizontal ?

A

`tan ^(-1) "" (3)/(5)`

B

`tan ^(-1) "" (4)/(5)`

C

`tan ^(-1)"" (4)/(3)`

D

`tan ^(-1) "" (3)/(4)`

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