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In order to understand this question first draw a projectile in your copy .
Mark the projection velocity vectors as components.
Now we know that in a projectile, acceleration is available only in the
y- axis ( i.e. gravity).
No acceleration is available in the x -axis.
So, when the projectile again reaches the ground, the x axis velocity will still be the same as the x axis projection velocity.
But, the y axis velocity will simply be reversed ( i.e. magnitude will remain same, but direction reversed ).
Keeping these points in mind , the answer is
option b) 3i - 4j m/s.
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