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A body is performing SHM At a displacement `X_1`, its potential energy is `4` J and at a displacement `X_2`, its potential energy is `9` J. The potential energy at a displacement `(X_1 + X_2)` is

A

`10` J

B

`5` J

C

`25` J

D

`20` J

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