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Figure shows the kinetic energy $(E_{k})$ and potential energy $(E_{p})$ curves for a two-particle system. Name the point at which the system is a bound system.

A

A

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C

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D

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Solution

The correct options are
A $A$
B $B$
C $C$
D $D$
From grap we can say that for all the points, $E_{p} > E_{k}$ .So, total energy is negative.Thus, the system is a bound system corresponding to all the points.

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