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From a particular point P above the ground, a ball is thrown vertically upwards. When the ball reaches a particular distance h below point P, its speed is four times its speed at a height h above point P. The maximum height attained by the ball above the point P is

A

`(17)/(15)` h

B

`(17)/(4)` h

C

`(15)/(4)` h

D

`(15)/(17)` h

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