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Motion of water in a vertical U - tube is SHM when water on one side is depressed a little and then released. Calculate the angular frequency of vibrations when height of water in U tube is 0.9 m.

A

3.14s

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3.34s

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C

3.5s^-1

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D

3.34s^-1

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The correct option is D
3.34s^-1

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