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Two particles P and Q are shot vertically upwards. Particle P is first shot up with a velocity of 40m/s. After 4s, Particle Q is also shot up. Find: a)Where the two particles meet, If at the point of meeting, P has a velocity of 15m/s. b)The velocity with which Q is shot up.(g= 10m/s)

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