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Two identical small bodies each of mass m and charge q are suspended from two strings each of length l from a fixed point. This whole system is taken into an orbiting artificial satellite, then find the tensio in strings

A

`(Kq^(2))/(l^(2))+2" mg"`

B

`(Kq^(2))/(4l^(2))+2" mg"`

C

`(Kq^(2))/(l^(2))`

D

`(Kq^(2))/(4l^(2))`

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