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In the fig. `m_(2) gt m_(1)`. Pulley and string and massless and Pulley is smooth. The system is released from rest. After 2 seconds of motion `m_(2)` was held with the hand.

A

thread on the side of `m_(1)` remains tight.

B

thread on the side of `m_(1)` becomes slack and it will remain slack until `m_(2)` is released.

C

thread on the side of `m_(1)` becomes slack and after some time it wil again be tight.

D

none of these

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