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A solid right circular cylinder of weight 10 kg and cross sectional area `100cm^2` is suspended by a spring, where `k=1(kg)/(cm)`, and hangs partially submerged in water of density `1000(kg)/(m^3)` as shown in Fig. What is its perod when it makes simple harmonic vertical oscillations? (Take `g=10(m)/(s^2)`)

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