A ring shaped tube contains two ideal gases with equal masses and relative molar masses 
and 
. The gases are separated by one fixed partition 
and another movable stopper 
which can move freely without friction inside the ring.
The angle 
in equilibrium as shown in the figure (in degrees) is
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D
Pressure on both sides should be same.
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