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Figure shows path of two projectiles A and B choose the correct options(s):
Given `U_(x)`=Initial velocity along horizontal `U_(y)`=Initial velocity along y-axis.

A

`(U_(x))_(A)gt(U_(x))_(B)`

B

`((U_(y))/(U_(x)))_(A)lt((U_(y))/(U_(x)))_(B)`

C

`(U_(y)U_(x))_(A)=(U_(y)U_(x))_(B)`

D

`(U_(y))_(A)lt(U_(y))_(B)`

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