1) A pendulum which is shown in the figure below is released from angle 60°. The mass of the object A is 30kg and the mass of the object B is 10kg. Find the ratio of the tension Ti in the massless rod before the completely elastic collision to the tension T2 just after the collision. T1 /T2= ? A

1) A pendulum which is shown in the figure below is released from angle 60°. The mass of the object A is 30kg and the mass of the object B is 10kg. Find the ratio of the tension Ti in the massless rod before the completely elastic collision to the tension T2 just after the collision. T1 /T2= ? A

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1) A pendulum which is shown in the figure below is released from angle 60°.
The mass of the object A is 30kg and the mass of the object B is 10kg. Find the
ratio of the tension Ti in the massless rod before the completely elastic collision
to the tension T2 just after the collision. T1 /T2=?
B

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