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In the figure shown the time period and the amplitude respectively, when `m` is left from rest when spring is relaxed are (the inclined plane is smooth)

A

`2pisqrt((m)/(k)),(mg sin theta)/(k)`

B

`2pi sqrt ((m sin theta)/(k))`, `(2 mg sin theta)/(k)`

C

`2pi sqrt ((m)/(k))`, `(mg cos theta)/(k)`

D

None of these

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The correct Answer is:
A

In equilibrium, let `x_(0)` is extention in spring then
`kx_(0) = mg sin theta`
`:. x_(0) = (mg sin theta)/(k)` = amplitude of oscillations.
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