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In the figure shown mass `2m` is at rest and in equilibrium. A particle of mass `m` is released from height `(4.5mg)/(k)` from palte. The particle sticks to the plate. Neglecting the duration of collision. Starting form the when the particles sticks to plate to the time when the spring is in maximum compression for the first time is `2pisqrt((m)/(ak))` then find `a`.

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