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Time period of a spring mass system can be changed by

A

changing the mass

B

acclerating the point of suspension of the block

C

cutting the spring (i.e.changing the length of the spring)

D

immersing the mass in a liquid

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A,C,D

Time period of spring mass system `T = 2pisqrt((M)/(K))` Which can be changed (A), (C) & (D)
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