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There is a body having mass `m` and performinf `SHM` amplitude a There is a restroring force `F = - Ks` where `x` is the displacement The total energy of body depends upon

A

K,x

B

K,a

C

K,a,x

D

K,a,v

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B
Total energy `U = (1)/(2) ka^(2)`
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