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As shown in figure, the two parallel conducting rails, in a horizontal plane, are connected at one end by an inductor of inductance L. A slider (metallic) of mass m, is imparted a Velocity `v_(0)`, upon the rails, as shown in figure. The period of oscillation of the conducting rod is

A

`(pi)/(2)(sqrt(mL))/(Bl)`

B

`(2pisqrt(mL))/(3Bl)`

C

`(2pisqrt(mL))/(Bl)`

D

`(3pi sqrt(mL))/(2Bl)`

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