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there is a small ball of A of mass m which is suspended vertically with the help of a light string of length l. A bullet of same mass and moving with horizontal speed u (u<=(6gl)^1/2 strikes the ball and gets embeded in it . the maximum angular deflection of the string from vertical will be?

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