A tangential force $F$ is applied on a disc of radius $R$, due to which it deflects through an angle $\theta $ from its initial position. The work done by this force would be

  • A

    $FR$

  • B

    $F\theta $

  • C

    $\frac{{FR}}{\theta }$

  • D

    $FR\theta $

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