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In the given figure balls A&B are released simultaneously , when string is horizontal , length of strings are same but mass of ball B is twice of mass of ball A. Then

A

time taken to reach at lowest position is more for ball B.

B

speed of ball B at lowest position will be large

C

speed of ball A and B will be same at lowest position

D

kinetic energy of ball B at lowest position will be large in comparison to ball A.

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