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A jugglar maintains four balls in motion, vaking each in turn rise to a height of `20 .0 m` from his hand .Find the velocity with which the jugglar project these balls and the position of other three balls at the instant when the foruth ball is just leaving the hand of jugglar. Take `g= 10 m//s^2.

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