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Choose the correct statement with respect to the graph given(consider the case of simple mass spring,).

A

A force must be acting on the system

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B

B represent kinetic energy

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A represent potential energy

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none of the above

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Solution

The correct option is A A force must be acting on the system
A denotes kinetic energy B denotes potential energy. And a restoring force acting on the body.

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