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$text Two identical rings end text straight A text and end text straight B text are acted upon by torques end text tau subscript A text and end text tau subscript B text respectively. A is rotating end text a b o u t space a n space a x i s space p a s sin g space t h r o u g h space t h e space c e n t r e space o f space m a s s space a n d space p e r p e n d i c u l a r space t o space t h e space p l a n e space o f space t h e space r i n g. space straight B text is rotating about a chord at a distance end text fraction numerator 1 over denominator square root of 2 end fraction text times the radius from the centre of the ring. If end text t h e space a n g u l a r space a c c e l e r a t i o n space o f space t h e space r i n g s space i s space t h e space s a m e comma space t h e n space$

$τ_{A} = τ_{B}$
$τ_{A} > τ_{B}$
$τ_{A} < τ_{B}$
$Nothing can be said about τ_{d} and τ_{B} as data are insufficient$

The correct answer is: $tau subscript A equals tau subscript B$

$I subscript B left parenthesis text in new given condition end text right parenthesis equals 1 half M R squared plus M open parentheses fraction numerator R over denominator square root of 2 end fraction close parentheses squared equals M R squared equals I subscript A text thus end text tau subscript A equals tau subscript B equals tau subscript B superscript straight prime equals I alpha$

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