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A paricle is executing a SHM.Its maximum acceleartion is `alpha` and maximum velocity is `beta` then,its time period ov vibration will be:

A

`beta^2/alpha`

B

`(2pi beta)/alpha`

C

`(beta^2)/(alpha^2)`

D

`alpha/beta`.

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