We are given two mass, mand M(M>m), suspended as shown in Figure. The system is released from rest with mon the floor and Mhigher by amount h. When Mis about to strike the floor, it is found to have a speed v. Find h if vis known. Note: Please write each step of your solution with an explanation.

We are given two mass, mand M(M>m), suspended as shown in Figure. The system is released from rest with mon the floor and Mhigher by amount h. When Mis about to strike the floor, it is found to have a speed v. Find h if vis known. Note: Please write each step of your solution with an explanation.

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