A boy stands 5 m from a mango tree and throws a stone towards a mango which is 6 m above the point of projection. He projects the stone with speed 14m/s. Which of the following is a possible angle of projection for the stone to hit the mango.

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A boy stands 5 m from a mango tree and throws a stone towards a mango which is 6 m
above the point of projection. He projects the stone with speed 14m/s. Which of the following is
a possible angle of projection for the stone to hit the mango.
Transcribed Image Text:A boy stands 5 m from a mango tree and throws a stone towards a mango which is 6 m above the point of projection. He projects the stone with speed 14m/s. Which of the following is a possible angle of projection for the stone to hit the mango.
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