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The radius of orbit of the bob of a conical pendulum whose length is `sqrt2` m and time period of 2 second (`g = 9.8 ms^-2`)

A

1m

B

`1/sqrt2 m`

C

`sqrt3 m`

D

`sqrt2 m`

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