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A particle is moving in a verticle circle. If `v_1` is the velocity of particle at highest point and `v_2`is the velocity of particle at lowest point , then the relation between `v_1` and `v_2` is

A

`v_1=v_2`

B

`v_1ltv_2`

C

`v_2=sqrt5v_1`

D

`v_1=sqrt5v_2`

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