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A solid sphere is rotating about an axis as shown in the figure. An insect follows the dotted path on the circumference of sphere as shown. Match the following.
`{:(" Column-I"," Column-II"),("(A) moment of inertia","(P) will remain constant"),("(B) angular velocity","(Q) will first increase then decrease"),("(C) angular momentum","(R) will first decrease then increase"),("(C) angular momentum ","(R) will first decrease then increase"),("(D) rotational kinetic energy","(S) will continuously decrease"),(,"(T) will continuously increase"),(,"(U) data is insufficient"):}`

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A-Q;B-R;C-P;D-R
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