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Two particles are projected from the same point, with the same speed, in the same vertical plane, at different angles with the horizontal.A frame of references is fixed to one particle.The position vector of the other particle as observed from this frame is `vecr`Which of the following statements are corrects?

A

The direction of ` vecr` changes with time

B

The magnitude of ` vecr` remains constant with time

C

The magnitude of `vecr` remains same , with time

D

The magnitude of ` vecr` increases linearly with time

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