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A stream of non-viscous liquid emerges from a very short outlet tube at the base of a large . Open tank , in which the depth of liquid is h. The tube is at a fixed angle `theta` to the ground as shown in the figure. The maximum height of the stream y is

A

`h sin ^2 theta`

B

`h sin 2 theta`

C

`1/2hsin theta`

D

`h tan ^2 theta`

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