$A$ kathak dancer is standing on a horizontal surface with folded hands. Initially, the dancer is rotating about his central axis, and his kinetic energy is $K$. The dancer then stretches his arms such that the moment of inertia becomes three times its initial value and the angular velocity becomes one-third of its initial value. The kinetic energy of the dancer now is:

  • A
    $K/6$
  • B
    $K/3$
  • C
    $3K$
  • D
    $6K$

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