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A simple pendulum of length L and mass M is oscillating about a vertical line with angular amplitude `theta`. If for an angular displacement `phi (phi>theta)` the tension in the string is `T_1` and for angular amplitude `theta` the tension is `T_2`, then

A

A. `T_1 gt T_2`

B

B. `T_1 lt T_2`

C

C. `T_1 = T_2`

D

D. `T_1 = 1/ T_2`

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