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A pendulum is released from point A as shown in figure. At some instant net force one the bob is making an angle `theta` with the string. Then Match the following

`{:(,"Table-1",,"Table-2"),("(A)","For "theta=30^(@),"(P)","Particle may be moving along BA"),("(B)","For "theta=120^(@),"(Q)","Particle may be moving along CB"),("(C)","For "theta=90^(@),"(R)","Particle may be at A"),("(D)","For "theta=0^(@),"(S)","Particle is at B"),(,,"(T)","None"):}`

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(A)QP,(B)T,(C)R,(D)S
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