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Calculate the angular frequency of the system shown in fingure. Friction is absent everywhere and the threads, spring and pulleys are massless. Given that `m_(A) = m_(B) = m`.

A

`sqrt((2k)/(4m))`

B

`sqrt((4k)/(5m))`

C

`sqrt((6k)/(7m))`

D

`sqrt((8k)/(5m))`

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