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[" (32) A mass of "3kg" descending vertically downwards "],[" supports a mass of "2kg" by means of a light string "],[" passing over a pulley.At the end of "5s" the string "],[" breaks.How much high from now the "2kg" mass will "],[" go? (take,"g=9.8ms^(-2)" ) "],[[" (a) "4.9m," (b) "9.8m," (c) "19.6m," (d) "2.45m]]

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