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Hey wait...but wouldn't energy stored in spring be F_1x_1 + F_2x_2 since F_1 , F_2 are the external forces on the spring system ?

Hey thanks Got the answer as 2(f1M1 +f2M2)/k(M1+M2) Thanks again

Isnt T1=T2=kx ?

Yes..but that isn't really helping in find the max elongation. The elongation will increase and after reaching the max value, will start to decrease again.

Anyone ? The system will have some acceleration too. So, there must be some other catch in the problem.

Two blocks of masses m1 and m2 are connected by a spring of spring constant k.now forces F1 and F2 start acting on the two blocks in a manner to stretch the spring.Find the max.elongation of the spring. What I could figure out was to conserve the energy. Energy stored in spring when...