Concept:In an elastic collision between two identical masses, the moving mass comes to rest and the stationary mass moves with the original speed.Explanation:Bob X is released from position A and gains speed u1 at position B. Its speed just before collision is u1=2gh, where h=L(1−cos30∘). Bob Y is at rest, so u2=0. The collision is perfectly elastic and both bobs have the same mass m. Applying conservation of momentum: mu1+0=mv1+mv2 gives u1=v1+v2. Applying conservation of kinetic energy: 21mu12=21mv12+21mv22 gives u12=v12+v22. Solving these equations yields v1=0 and v2=u1. Thus bob X stops at B, while bob Y moves away with speed u1. Therefore bob X does not rise at all after the collision.