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At a place true dip angle is 60°. The apparent dip when plane of dip circle is at an angle of 30° with the magnetic meridian is

A

`tan^(-1)(1/2)`

B

`tan^(-1)(4)`

C

45°

D

`tan^(-1)(2)`

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