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Two particles A and B are located at distances `r_(A)` and `r_(B)` from the centre of a rotating disc such that `r_(A) gt r_(B)` . In this case
(Angular velocity `(omega)` of rotation is constant)

A

both A and B do not have any acceleration

B

both A and B have same acceleration.

C

A has greater than B

D

B has greater than A

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