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A projectile is fired from the base of cone shaped hill. The projectile grazes the vertex and strikes the hill again at the base.If `alpha` be the half-angle of the cone, `h` its height, `u` the initial velocity of projection and `theta` angle of projection, then then `tan theta`is

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