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A smooth ring of mass 'm' can freely slide along the smooth massless curved rod shown in the figure. The rod has been fixed on a block of mass M. At the lower most point, the curved path becomes vertical. If the whole system is released from rest, velocity of the ring (V) at the lowermost point just before striking block
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