Two identical masses are hung on strings of the same length. One mass is released from a height h above its free-hanging position and strikes the second mass; the two stick together and move off. They rise to a height H given by
A) 3h/4
B) h/4
C) h/2
D) h
E) None of these is correct.

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Two identical masses are hung on strings of the same length. One mass is released from a height h above its free-hanging position and strikes the second mass; the two stick together and move off. They rise to a height H given by
A) 3h/4 
B) h/4 
C) h/2 
D) h 
E) None of these is correct.

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The Answer of  Two identical masses are hung on strings of the same length. One mass is released from a height h above its free-hanging position and strikes the second mass; the two stick together and move off. They rise to a height H given by
A) 3h/4 
B) h/4 
C) h/2 
D) h 
E) None of these is correct.

Two Identical Masses Are Hung on Strings of the Same