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A block of mass 0.02 kg is connected with spring and is free to oscillate on a horizontal smooth surface as shown. The angular frequency of oscillation is 2rad/s The block is pulled by 4cm and then pushed toward the spring with a velocity of 8cm/s .the amplitude of oscillation is

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