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A disc of radius `R` and mass `m` is projected on to a horizontal floor with a backward spin such that its centre of mass speed is `v_(0)` and angular velocity is `omega_(0)`. What must be the minimum value of `omega_(0)` so that the disc eventually returns back?

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