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A 10 kg mass is connected at one end of a massless spring with force constant `k = 1000 N/m, keeping other end fixed in a horizontal plane as shown in the fig. 15.6
If the sytem is displaced by 0.01 m from its equilibrium position A to a point B, then the acceleration of the system is

A

`10ms^(-2)`

B

`1 ms^(-2)`

C

`-1ms^(-2)`

D

`-10ms^(-2)`

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