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A simple pendulum of length l has a maximum angular displacement `theta`. The maximum kinetic energy of the bob of mass m will be

A

`sqrt((L)/(g))`

B

`2 sqrtgl sin ((theta)/(2))`

C

`sqrt(2gl) sin theta`

D

`sqrt(2g l)`

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