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A sphere of mass `m` and radius `R` is dropped from the top of a fixed rough wedge of height `h`. Find the maximum height to which the sphere rises on a smooth movable wedge of mass `m` lying adjacent to the fixed wedge on smooth ground.

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`(5Mh+R(7m+2M))/(m+M)`
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