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In previous problem, the tangential acceleration of a point on the rim is :

A

`(T)/(M)`

B

`(MR^2)/(T)`

C

`(2 T)/(M)`

D

`(MR^2)/(2 T)`

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The correct Answer is:
C
( c) Tangential acceleration
`a = r prop = R. ((2 T)/(MR)) = (2 T)/(M)`.
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