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A steel of area of cross-section `A` and length `2L` is calmped family between two rigid supports separated by a distance `'2L'`. A body is hung from the middle point sags by a distance `x`. Calculate the mass of the body body and the angle made by the string with the horizontal. (Young's modulus of Steel `= Y`)

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