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If the above diagram initially there is no elongation in spring if the block is displaced towards right by `x_(0)`. Calculate the elongation of spring A.
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A

`3/7 x_(0)`

B

`x_(0)/4`

C

`x_(0)/7`

D

`x_(0)/3`

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`1/K_(eq)=1/(3K)+1/(4K)=7/(12K),T=(12K)/7x_(0)`
`T=4Kx_(1),12/7K//x_(0)=4K//x_(1),x_(1)=3/7x_(0)`
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