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A: When a bar magnet is dropped into a v...

A: When a bar magnet is dropped into a vertical long hollow metallic tube, the magnet ultimately moves with zera acceleration.
R: The magnet falling into metallic tube causes the eddy currents in the metal tube, so the motion of the magnet is damped.

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