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Two cars having masses `m_1 and m_2` move in circles of radii `r_1 and r_2` respectively. If they complete the circle is equal time the ratio of their angular speeds is `omega_1/omega_2` is

A

`m_1/m_2`

B

`r_1/r_2`

C

`m_1r_1/m_2r_2`

D

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