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In the figure shown, a spring mass system is placed on a horizontal smooth surface in between two vertical rigid walls `W_(1)` and `W_(2)`. One end of spring is fixed with wall `W_(1)` and other end is attached with mass `m` which is free to move. Initially, spring is tension free and having natural length `l_(0)`. Mass `m` is compressed through a distance a and released. Taking the collision between wall `W_(2)` and mass `m` as elastic and `K` as spring constant, the average force exerted by mass `m` on wall `W_(2)` in one oscillation of block is

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