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A body is executing SHM. When the displacement from the mean position is `4 cm` and `5 cm`, the corresponding velocities of the body is `10 cm//s` and `8 cm//s`. Then , the time period of the body is

A

`2pis`

B

`pi/2s`

C

`pis`

D

`(3pi)/2s`

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C
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