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A PARTICLE IS REVOLVING IN A CIRCLE OF RADIUS R. IF THE FORCE ACTING ON IT IS INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL TO R THEN THE TIME PERIOD IS PROPORTIONAL TO A R B R^2 C 1/R D 1/R^2

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