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A block of mass `m` rests on a wedge of mass `M` which, in trun, rests on a horizontal table, as shown in figure. All surfaces are frictionless. If the system starts at rest with point `P` of the block a distance `h` above the table, find the speed of the wedge the instant point `P` touches the table.

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