Magnetic ball falling inside conducting tube

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I have a magnetic ball with magnetization M, mass m and radius R that starts to fall from rest through conducting tube of radius a little big larger than R, thickness [itex]\Delta[/itex] and conductivity [itex]\sigma[/itex]. The ball is not rotating, it said that magnetization is oriented vertically down.

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Professor send me this problem, usually I know how to solve the problems that he sends me, but his one I don't know even how to start.
 
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