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A mass M is suspended from a massless spring. An additonal mass m stretches the spring further by a distance x. The combined mass will oscillate with a period

A

`T = 2pi sqrt((mg)/(x(M+m)))`

B

`T = 2pi sqrt(((M+m)x)/(mg))`

C

`T = 2pisqrt((M+m)/(mg x))`

D

`T = 2pi sqrt((mg x)/(M + m))`

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