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A thin rod of length `1m` is fixed in a verticle position inside a train , which is moving horizontal with constant acceleration`4ms^(-2)` .A bead can slide on the rod and friction coefficient between them is `1//2` .If the bead is released from rest of the rod, find the time when it will reach at the bottom

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