From a fixed support,two small identical spheres are suspended by means of strings of length $1 \,m$ each. They are pulled aside as shown and then released. $B$ is the mean position. Then the two spheres collide

  • A
    at $B$ after $0.25 \,s$
  • B
    at $B$ after $0.5 \,s$
  • C
    on the right side of $B$ after some time
  • D
    on the right side of $B$ when the strings are inclined at $15^{\circ}$ with $B$

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