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A disc rolls down a plane of length L and inclined at angle `theta`, without slipping. Its velocity on reaching the bottom will be :-

A

`sqrt((4gL sin theta)//3)`

B

`sqrt((2gLsin theta)//3)`

C

`sqrt((10gLsin theta)//7)`

D

`sqrt((4gLsin theta))`

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