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A stone of mass `100g` is suspended from the end of a weightless string of length `100cm` and is allowed to swing in a verticle plane The speed of the mass is `200cm^(-1)` when the string makes an angle of `60^(@)` Also calculate the speed of the stone when it is in the lowest position Given `g = 980cm s^(-2)` .

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