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A charged particle having charge 2q and mass m is projected from origin in X-Y plane with a velocity v inclined at an angle of `45^@` with positive X-axis in a region where a uniform magnetic field B unit exists along +z axis. The coordinates of the centre of the circular path of the particle are

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