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10) A small mass m moves along a hoop of radius R without friction. Attached to the mass is a spring with spring constant k.10 problem doey mass os eiwell houds,

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This is a question based on conservation of energy. Here the system initially has only kinetic energy but at the top this whole kinetic energy converts into potential energy and spring energy.

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