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An object is projected vertically upwards. It explodes at the topmost point of its trajectory into three identical fragments. One of the fragments comes straight down in time `t_(1)` while the other two lands at a time `t_(2)` after explosion. Height at which the explosion occured is equal to

A

`(g t_(1)t_(2)(t_(2)+3t_(1)))/(2(t_(1)+t_(2)))`

B

`(g t_(1)t_(2)^(2))/(2t_(3))`

C

`(g t_(1)t_(2)(t_(1)+2t_(2)))/(2(2t_(1)+t_(2)))`

D

`(g t_(1)t_(2)(2t_(1)+t_(2)))/(4(t_(1)+2t_(2)))`

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