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Two point masses of `3.0kg` and `1.0kg` are attached to opposite ends of a horizontal spring whose spring constant is `3Nm^(-1)` as shown in figure . The natural frequency of vibration so this system is `n//piHz`. Find the integral value of `n`.

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