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Find the ratio of the extension in upper spring to lower spring

A

` (m_(1)k_(1))/(m_(2)k_(2))`

B

` (m_(2)k_(1))/(m_(1)k_(2))`

C

`((m_(1)+ m_(2))k_(2))/(m_(1)k_(1))`

D

` ((m_(1) + m_(2))k_(2))/(m_(2)k_(1))`

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