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The thin rod shown below has mases M and length L. A force F acts at one end as shown and the rod is free to rotate about the other end in horizontal plane. Initial angular acceleration of the rod is :

A

3F/2ML

B

2F/36ML

C

F/ML

D

F/2ML

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