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A spring – block system oscillates on a smooth horizontal surface. If the spring is compressed and is released
from rest. The graph between the acceleration of the block and the distance x travelled by it is given by

A

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Solution

The correct option is C
$F = k x = m a \Rightarrow a \propto - x$

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