Due to some force $F_1$ a body oscillates with period $4/5\, sec$ and due to other force $F_2$ oscillates with period $3/5\, sec$. If both forces act simultaneously, the new period will be .... $\sec$
  • A$0.72$
  • B$0.64$
  • C$0.48$
  • D$0.36$
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