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A uniform circular board of mass `M` and radius `R` is fixed on a horizontal plane and free to rotate along a vertical axis through its center. A man of mass `m` walks round the edge of the board without slipping, when he has walked completely round the board to his starting point, find the angle turned by the board.

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