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A highly rigid cubical block `A` of small mass `M` and side `L` is fixed rigidly on the other cubical block of same dimensions and of modulus of rigidity `eta` such that the lower face of `A` completely covers the upper face of `B`. The lower face of `B` is rigidly held on a horizontal surface . `A` small force `F` is applied perpendicular to one of the side faces of `A`. After the force is withdrawn , block `A` executes faces of `A`. After the force is withdrawn , block `A` exceutes small oscillations , the time period of which is given by

A

`2pisqrt((M eta)/L)`

B

`2pisqrt(L/(M eta))`

C

`2pisqrt((ML)/(eta))`

D

`2pisqrt(M/(egaL))`

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