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Following figure shown a cubical block with a slot in it. There is a small block held in the slot against a spring. The value of acceleration of the cubical block for which there is no extension/ compression in the spring is

A

g

B

`g cot theta`

C

` g tan theta`

D

`g/(cos theta)`

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