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Consider a block symmetrically attached to two identical massless springs by means of strings passing over light frictionless pulleys as shown. In the equilibrium position extension in the springs is `x_(0)`. Find the time period of small vertically oscillations of the blocks.

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`2pi sqrt((x_(0))/(g cos theta))`
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