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A rod `AB` of length `2L` and mass `m` is lying on a horizontal frictionless surface. A particle of same mass `m` travelling along the surface hits the rod at distance `(L)/(2)` from `COM` with a velocity `v_(0)` in a direction perpendicular to rod and sticks to it.

Distance of point `P` on rod from `B` which is at rest immediately afte collision is

`2 : 1`

`2 : 3`

`1 : 2`

`3 : 2`

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