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A mass is supported on frictionless smooth horizontalsurface.It is attached to a string rotated about a fixed centre at an angular velocity to. If the length of the string and the angular velocity are doubled (the initial tension is T), then the tension in the string will be

A

T

B

T/2

C

4 T

D

8 T

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