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Blocks `m_(1)` and `m_(2)` starts from rest and move to right with accelerations as shown. If `t` is in second then the time when block `m_(3)` again come to rest from `t =0` is (pulley and strings are ideal) :
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A

2 sec.

B

1 sec.

C

3/2 sec.

D

1/2 sec.

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