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If two wires of same length l and are of the cross-section A with young modulus Y and 2Y connect in series and one end is fixed on roof and another end with mass m makes simple harmonic motion, then the time period is

A

`2pi sqrt((ml)/(YA))`

B

`2pi sqrt((ml)/(3YA))`

C

`2pi sqrt((3ml)/(2YA))`

D

`2pi sqrt((ml)/(2YA))`

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