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At a distance d from the foot of tower AB of height h metres, a flagstaff BC (surmounted on the tower) and the tower subtend equal angles. Then the height of the flagstaff is :

A

`h = (d ^(2) - h ^(2))/( d ^(2) + h ^(2))`

B

`h (d ^(2) + h ^(2))/( d ^(2) - h^(2))`

C

`(d ^(2) + h ^(2))/(d ^(2) - h^(2))`

D

None of these

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