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A block of mass `m` moves with a speed `v` towards the right block which is in equilibrium with a spring attached to rigid wall. If the surface is frictionless and collisions are elastic, the frequency of collisions between the masses will be:

A

`(v)/(2L)+(1)/(pi) sqrt((K)/(m))`

B

`2[(v)/(2L)+(1)/(pi)sqrt((K)/(m))]`

C

`(1)/[[(2L)/(V)+pisqrt((m)/(K))]]`

D

`(2)/[[(2L)/(V)-pisqrt((m)/(K))]]`

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