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The height and horizontal distances covered by a projectile in a time t are given by `y=(4t-5t^(2))`m and `x=3t`m the velocity of projection is
(A) `4ms^(-1)`(B) `3ms^(-1)` (C)`5ms^(-1)` (D) `10ms^(-1)`

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