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A rod length AB is moving with ends rema...

A rod length AB is moving with ends remaining in contact with frictionless wall and floor . If at the instant shown , the velocity of the and B is `3 m s^(-1)` towards the negative x-direction , then the magnitude of the velocity of the end A wll be

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