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Two identical balls, each of mass `m`, are tied with a string and kept on a frictionless surface. Initially, the string is slack. They are given velocities `2u` and `u`. in the same direction. Collision between the balls is perfectly elastic.

After the first collision, what is the total loss in kinetic energy of the balls?

A

`2m u^(2)`

B

`m u^(2)`

C

`3m u^(2)`

D

zero

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