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A circular disc A of radius r is made from aniron plate of thickness t and nother circular disc B of rdius 4r is made fro an iron plate of thickness t/4. The relatiion between the moments of inertia `I_A and I_B` is

A

`I_AgtI_B`

B

`I_A=I_B`

C

`I_AltI_B`

D

depends on the actual values of t and r

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