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A string of length `0.1` m cannot bear a tension more than 100 N. It is lied to a body of mass 100 g and rotated in a horizontal circle. The maximum angular velocity can be

A

100 rad/s

B

1000 rad/s

C

10000 rad/s

D

0.1 rad/s

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