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Two pendulums have the same length but different masses. If m1is released from the position shown in the figure on the right, howhigh would the masses reach after the collision (a) assuming aperfectly inelastic collision, and (b) perfectly elastic collision.Use m1(green) = 100g, m2 (purple) = 150g, and angle = 40 degrees,Length 1 & 2 = 0.5 m.

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