In a seconds pendulum, mass of bob is $30\, g$. If it is replaced by $90\, g$ mass. Then its time period will be ... $\sec$
A$1$
B$2$
C$4$
D$3$
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B$2$
b Time period is independent of mass of bob of pendulum.
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