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A block of mass `m_(1)` lies on a smooth horizontal table and is connected to another freely hanging block of mass `m_(2)` by a light inextensible string passing over a smooth fixed pulley situated at the edge o fthe table. Initially the system is at rest with `m_(1)` a distance `d` from the pulley. Then the time taken for `m_(1)` to reach the pulley is.

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