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A block of mass `'m'` is hanging from a massless spring of spring constant `K`. It is in equilibrium under the influence of gravitational force. Another particle of same mass `'m'` moving upwards with velocity ao hits the block and sticks to it. For the subsequent motion, choose the incorrect statements:

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