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Time period of a pendulum (T) its length (l), mass of its bob (m) and acceleration due to gravity (g) are related as T = `km^(x)l^(y)g^(z)` where,

A

`x=1, y=(1)/(2),z=(1)/(2)`

B

`x=0, y=-(1)/(2),z=(1)/(2)`

C

`x=1, y=-(1)/(2),z=(1)/(2)`

D

`x=0, y=(1)/(2),z=-(1)/(2)`

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