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Three balls each of mass 1 kg are attached with three strings each of length 1 m as shown in figure. They are rotated in a horizontal circle with angular velocity `omega=4"rad s"^(-1)` about point O. Match the following columns.

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`T_(3)=(1)(3)(4)^(2)=48N" "(becauseF=mRomega^(2))`
`T_(2)-T_(3)=(1)(2)(4)^(2)`
`therefore" "T_(1)=80NrArrT_(1)-T_(2)=(1)(1)(4)^(2)`
`therefore" "T_(1)=96 N`
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