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[" Q.1A sotne of mass "1kg" is tied to a string "2m" long and is rotated at constant speed of "40ms^(-1)" in "],[8" a vertical circle.The ratio of the tension at the top and the bottom is [Take "g=10ms^(-2)" ] "],[" Ans "]

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