The energy E of an oscillating body in s...

The energy `E` of an oscillating body in simple harmonic motion depends on its mass `m`, frequency `n` and amplitude `A` as `E=` `k(m)^(x)(n)^(y)(A)^(z)`.Find the value of `(2x+y+z)` [Amplitude is distance]

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