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SHM in Vertical Spring Block

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A spring block system with mass M and spring constant k is suspended vertically and left to oscillate. It has a natural frequency fo f1. Another spring block system with same mass and spring constant is kept on a horizontal smooth surface.Its natural frequency is observed to be f2.
What do you think will be the relation between f1 and f2.

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f1>f2

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f1<f2

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C

f1=f2

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Data Insufficient

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