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the length of a ballistic pendulum is 1 m and mass of its block is 0.98kg. a bullet of mass 20 gram strikes the block along horizontal direction and gets embedded in the block. if block + bullet complete vertical circle of radius 1 m, then the striking velocity of bullet is

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