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Two bodies with masses `m_(1)` = 1kg and `m_(2)`= 2kg are connected by a spring of force constant `k=24Nm^(-1)`. The left ball is imparted an initial velocity `v_(0)`=12 cm/s. Find (a) the frequency of the oscillations (b) the energy and the amplitude of the osciallations.

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