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The time period (T) of a physical pendulum depends on the physical quantities 'I' moment of inertia `(kgm^(2))`, 'm' mass (kg), 'g' acceleration due to gravity `(m//s^(2))`. 'l' length (m). Then which of following may be correct

A

`T = 2pi sqrt((ml)/(g I))`

B

`T = 2pi sqrt((I)/(mgl))`

C

`T = 2pi sqrt((mgl)/(I))`

D

`T = 2pi sqrt((mg)/(lI))`

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