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A soil cylinder of mass `M` and radius `R` is connected to a spring as shown in fig. The cylinder is placed on a rough horizontal surface. All the parts except the cylinder shown in the figure are light. If the cylinder is displaced slightly from its mean position and released, so that it performs pure rolling back and forth about its equilibrium position, determine the time period of oscillation?

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