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A particle moves along a circle of radius'r' with constant tangential acceleration. If the velocity of the particle is 'v' at the end of second revolution , after the revolution has started then the tangential accleration is

A

`v^2/(8pi r)`

B

`v^2/(6pi r)`

C

`v^2/(4pi r)`

D

`v^2/(2pi r)`

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