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A block is held stationary at the position shown in the figure over the surface of a solid paraboloid. What should be the magnitude of the velocity, needed to be given to the block at this point such that it moves along the surface of the paraboloid without having any normal reaction anywhere ?
`(g = 10 ms^(2)) r = sqrt(2)h, h = ((10)/(3)) m`.
Consider motion only along the plane of the paper.

A

`20 ms^(-1)`

B

`10sqrt((2)/(3)) ms^(-1)`

C

`10 ms^(-1)`

D

cannot be calculated

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