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[" 16.) Two pendulums of time periods "3" s and "7" s respectively start "],[" oscillating simultaneously from two opposite extreme "],[" positions.After how much time they will be in same phase? "],[[" (a) "(21)/(8)s," (b) "(21)/(4)s],[" (c) "(21)/(2)s," (d) "(21)/(10)s]]

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