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the two block shown here rest on a frictionless surface. If they are pulled apart by a small distance and released at `t=0`, the time when `1kg` block comes to rest can be-

A

`(2pi)/(3)sec`.

B

`pi sec`.

C

`(pi)/(3) sec`.

D

`(pi)/(9)sec`.

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