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A beaker containing an ideal fluid executes plane `SHM` in a horizontal plane according to the equation `x=(sqrt(3)g)/(omega^(2))sinomegat`, `O` being the mean position. A bob is suspended at `S` through a string of length `L` as shown in the figure. The line `SO` is vertical. Assuming `L gt gt (sqrt(3)g)/(omega^(2))`.
The tension in the string is maximum at time `t=`

A

`pi//2omega`

B

`pi//omega`

C

`pi//4omega`

D

none of these

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Tension is maximum at the mean position.
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