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Two wheels `A` and `C` are connected by a belt `B` as shown in figure. The radius of `C` is three times the raedius of `A`. What would be the ratio of the rotational inertias `(I_(A)//I_(C))` if both the wheels have the same rotational kinetic energy?

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