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The block of mass `M` moving on the frictionless horizontal surface collides with the spring constant `k` and compresses it by length `L` . The maximum momention of the block after collision is

A

Zero

B

`(ML^(2))/(K)`

C

`sqrt(MK)L`

D

`(KL^(2))/(2M)`

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