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A body is projected horizontally from the top of the tower.It strikes the ground at an angle of `45^(0)` after 5 Sec. The velocity of projection is (A) `19.6ms^(-1)` (B) `39.2ms^(-1)` (C) `49.0ms^(-1)` (D) `29.4ms^(-1)`

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