A dumbbell is constructed by fixing small balls each of mass at the ends of a light rod of length . The dumbbell stands vertically in the corner formed by a friction-less floor. After the bottom end is slightly pushed to the right the dumbbell starts to slide. Acceleration due to gravity is . Find the speed of lower ball (in ) when the upper ball is leaving the wall.
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