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A 100 kg bike weight is equally supported by two identical spring-loaded shock absorbers that follow Hooke's law. What is the maximum compression experienced by the shock absorbers if the spring constant is `5000 Nm^(-1)` ? Assume `~g -10 ms^(-2)` for this problem

A

`0.2 m`

B

`0.1 m`

C

`0.01 m`

D

`0.5 m`

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