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A body projected obliquely with velocity `19.6ms^(-1)` has its kinetic energy at the maximum height equal to 3 times its potential energy there. Its position after t second of projection from the ground is (h = maximum height)

A

`h/2`

B

`h/4`

C

`h/3`

D

`h`

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