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A chain is lying on a smooth table with half its length hanging over the edge of the table [fig(i)]. If the chain is released it slips off the table in time t1. Now, two identical small balls are attached to the two ends of the chain and the system is released [fig(ii)]. This time the chain took `t_(2)` time to slip off the table. Which time is larger, `t_(1)` or `t_(2)`?

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