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A small bell starts moving from `A` over `a` fixed track as shown in the figure . Surface `AB` is friction from `A` to `B` the bell roll ralis without sipping `BC` is friction , `K_(A)K_(B)` and` K_(C)` are kinetic energy of the bell at `A, B` and `C` respacecvely.Then

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