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If a simple pendulum having a string of with length L and a bob of mass m is vibrating with an amplitude ‘A’, then the maximum tension in the string is:

A

Mg

B

`Mg[1+(a/L)^(2)]`

C

`Mg[1+a/L]^(2)`

D

`Mg[1 + a/(2L)]^(2)`

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