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Two spring are joined and attached to a mass of 16 kg. the system is then suspended vertically from a rigid support. The spring constant of the two springs are `k_1 and k_2` respectively. The period of vertical oscillations of the system will be

A

`8 pi sqrt((k_1 + k_2)/(k_1k_2))`

B

`pi/2 sqrt((k_1)/(k_2))`

C

`sqrt((k_1+k_2)/(8pi))`

D

`pi sqrt((k_1-k_2)/(2))`

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