Consider the spring-mass system, with the mass submerged in water as shown in the figure. If mass is released with spring at natural length, then momentum-position diagram for one cycle of this system is (take down direction negative) (given density of mass is more than density of water).

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The correct option is B
Initially block moves downward and its momentum increases (with –ve sign) Due to water resistance damping of motion happened

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Consider the spring-mass system, with the mass submerged in water as shown in the figure. If mass is released with spring at natural length, then momentum-position diagram for one cycle of this system is (take down direction negative) (given density of mass is more than density of water).

The correct option is B Initially block moves downward and its momentum increases (with –ve sign) Due to water resistance damping of motion happened

The correct option is B
Initially block moves downward and its momentum increases (with –ve sign) Due to water resistance damping of motion happened