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4. If a spring of mass 30kg has a spring constant of 15N/m, then its time period is c- 2V2n s а- 2ns b- 2nV2 s d- 2v2 s

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4. If a spring of mass 30kg has a spring constant of 15N/m, then its time period is
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b- 2rV2 s
d- 2/2 s
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