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Two pendulums oscillate in S.H.M. with a constant phase difference `(pi)/(2)` but with same amplitudes. The maximum velocity of one is v, the maximum velocity of other will be :

A

v

B

2 v

C

`sqrt(2)v`

D

`(v)/(sqrt(2))`.

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