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A body is hanging from a rigid support. by an inextensible string of length `'1'` . It is struck inelastically by an identical body of mass in with horizontal velocity `v=sqrt(2gl)` the tension in the string increases just after the striking by

A

`mg`

B

`3mg`

C

`2mg`

D

none of these

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The correct Answer is:
C

`mv=(m+m)v_(1)` or `v_(1)=v/2`
`T=(2mv_(1)^(2))/l+2mg=(2mv^(2))/(4l)+2mg`
`=(m(2gl))/(2l)+2mg=3mg`
Initial tension `= mg` increase in tension `=2mg`
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