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A body is projected with an initial elocity 20m/s at 60° to the horizontal. The displacement after 2 s is

A

`20[I + (sqrt(3)-1)J]`

B

`20[I-(sqrt(3)-1)J]`

C

`10[I+(sqrt(3)+1)J]`

D

`10[I+(sqrt(3)-1)J]`

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