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If `m_(1), m_(2),m_(3)` and `m_(4)` are masses of four bodies 0.3 kg, 0.3 mg, `0.3xx10^(-6)g` nad 3000 g respectively. The above in increasing order of masses are as sollows

A

`m_(1)gtm_(2)gtm_(3)gtm_(4)`

B

`m_(4)gtm_(2)gtm_(3)gtm_(4)`

C

`m_(4)gtm_(1)gtm_(2)gtm_(3)`

D

`m_(3)gtm_(2)gtm_(4)gtm_(1)`

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