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A target is fixed on the top of a tower `13 m` high. A person standing at a distance of `50 m` from the pole is capable of projecting a stone with a velocity `10 sqrt(g) ms^-1`. If he wants to strike the target in shortest possible time, at what angle should he project the stone ?

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