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but i want to tell rajat that in work energy theorm wether u take earth + body as system or the body only...will it matter...because if u take only the body then also u will include the work done by gravity...will not u..

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I think u r confused in conservation of momentum and energy

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As the surface is frictionless gravitationalforce will not work on the system.
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