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A particle executes simple harmonic motion between `x = -A and x = + A`. The time taken for it to go from `0 to A//2 is T_1 and to go from A//2 to (A) is (T_2)`. Then.

A

`T_1ltT_2`

B

`T_1gtT_2`

C

`T_1=T_2`

D

`T_1=2T_2`

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