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[" In the figure "(i)," (ii) "&(" iii) shown the objects "A,B&C],[" are of same mass.String,spring "&" pulley are massless."],[" C strikes "B" with velocity "^(@)u'" in each case and sticks to "],[" it.The ratio of velocity of "B" in case (i) to (ii) to (iii) is "]

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