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A particle is projected with an initial velocity of `200 m//s` in a direction making an angle of `30^(@)` with the vertical. The horizontal distance covered by the particle in `3s` is

A

300 m

B

150 m

C

175 m

D

125 m

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A
`x=(u cos theta) t`
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