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In a cubicul hall `ABCDPQRS` with each side `10m, G` is the centre of the walls `BCRQ and T` is the midpoint of the side `AB,` the angle of elevation of `G` at the Point `T` is

A

`sin ^(-1)((1)/(sqrt3))`

B

`cos ^(-1)((1)/(sqrt3))`

C

`tan ^(-1)((1)/(sqrt3))`

D

`cot ^(-1)((1)/(sqrt3))`

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