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A hemispherical bowl is rotated about the axis shown with constant angular velocity `omega`. A particle is kept as shown at 'P'. If particle also moves with bowl without slipping, then angular velocity is (`g= 10m//sec^(2)` and `R= sqrt(2)m`)

A

`sqrt(2)"rad" //"sec"`

B

`sqrt(5)"rad" //"sec"`

C

`3"rad" //"sec"`

D

`sqrt(10)"rad" //"sec"`

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