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A particle of mass o.5 Kg tied to a string in a vertical circular motion has been given speed 5m/s at the bottom point ,the length of the string is 1 m find the speed of the particle and T 1) when string makes 60° from vertical 2) when string is 30° above point B ( point B is at 90° from bottom point)

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