Re-asking this question due to lack of any answers last time. (Physics help?)?

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Re-asking this question due to lack of any answers last time. (Physics help?)?

A ball is held at position A as shown in the linked picture by two light cords. The horizontal cord is cut and the ball swings like a pendulum with the supporting cord.

What is the ratio of tensions in the supporting cord in position A to that in B?

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