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Answered by nandini1627
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\large\underline\bold{GIVEN,}

\sf\dashrightarrow r=10m

\sf\dashrightarrow v= 10m/s

\sf\therefore TAKING\:G=10m/s^2

FROM GIVEN DIAGRAM,

WE GET,

\sf\therefore Tcos \theta = m \times g\:---equation^1

\sf\therefore Tsin \theta= \dfrac{m \times v^2}{r}---equation^2

✯TAKING THE GIVEN EQUATIONS,

\sf\large\therefore on \:dividing\:them.\:we\:get,

\sf\implies tan \theta= \dfrac{m \times v^2}{r \times m \times g}

\sf\implies tan \theta= \dfrac{\cancel{m} \times v^2}{r \times \cancel{m} \times g}

\sf\implies tan \theta= \dfrac{v^2}{r  \times g}

\sf\large\therefore NOW,

\sf\implies tan \theta= \dfrac{(10)^2}{10  \times 10}

\sf\implies tan \theta= \dfrac{10  \times 10}{10  \times 10}

\sf\implies tan \theta= \dfrac{\cancel{10  \times 10}}{\cancel{10  \times 10}}

\sf\implies tan \theta= 1

\sf\therefore tan45\degree=1

\sf\large\therefore  \theta= 45 \degree

\large{\boxed{\bf{ \star \:\: \theta= 45 \degree \:\:\star}}}

\large\underline\bold{HENCE,OPTION \:'C':-45 \degree\: IS \:CORRECT }

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