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Two blocks of masses in and `4m` lie on a smooth horizontal surface connected with a spring in its natural length. Mass `m` is given velocity `v_(0)` through an impulse as shown in Fig. Which of the following is not true about subsequent motion?

A

Kinetic energy is maximum in ground frame and centre of mass (CM) frame simultaneously

B

Value of maximum and minimum kinetic energy is same in CM and ground frame

C

Minimum kinetic energy is zero in CM frame but non-zero in ground frame.

D

Maximum and minimum kinetic energy of m in ground frame is, respectively`1/2mv_(0)^(2)` and zero.

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The correct Answer is:
B

In both `CM` and ground frame 1`K_(max)` is there when `x` is zero in spring, which occurs simultaneously.
`v_(CM)=(m(v_(0)+0))/(5m)=(v_(0))/5`
`K_(max) CM=1/2m((4v_(0))/5)^(2)+1/2(4m)((v_(0))/5)^(2)=2/5mv+(0)^(2)`
`K_(max) "ground "=1/2mv_(0)^(2)`
`K_(min CM)=0`
`K_(min) "ground"=1/2(m+4m)v_(CM)^(2)=(mv_(0)^(2))/10`
`K_(max m)=1/2 mv_(0)^(2)` (ground frame)
`K_(min) m=0` (ground frame when energy is shared by sping adn `4m` only and `m` will reverse direction of motion)
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