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In the arrangement shown if Fig. Pulleys are small and lught and spring are ideal and `K_1=25(pi^2)(N)/(m)`, `K_2=2K_1`,`K_3=` and `K_4=4K_1` are the force constant of the spring. Calculate the period of small vertical oscillation of block of mass `m=3kg`.

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