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A hose pipe lying on the ground shoots a stream of water upward at an angle `60^@` to the horizontal at a speed of `20 ms^(-1)`. The water strikes a wall 20m away at a height of `(g=10ms^2)`

A

14.64 m

B

7.32 m

C

29.28 m

D

10 m

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