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Two metal sphers of masses `m_(1) and m_(2)` are suspended from a common point by a light insulting strings of same length. The length of each string is same. The spheres are given positive charges `q_(1) and q_(2)`. Figure A shows angles made by the strings with vertical are different where as for figure B same. Then, which of the following is possible

A

For figure `A m_(1) gt m_(2) and q_(1) = q_(2)`

B

For figure `A m_(1) gt m_(2) and q_(1) lt q_(2)`

C

For figure `B m_(1) = m_(2) and q_(1) = q_(2)`

D

Fo figure `A m_(1) gt m_(2) and q_(1) != q_(2)`

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