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Two identical beads each of mass 'm' can...

Two identical beads each of mass 'm' can slide freely on a ring of mass M lying on smooth horizontal surface. The masses are brought to diametrically opposite positions and both are imparted with same tangential speed v in same direction. Find the kinetic energy of the ring when beads are about to collide.

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`(2Mm^(2)v^(2))/((M+2m)^(2))`
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