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TWO MAss m1 100g and m2 200g slide freely in horzantle frictionless track and are connected...

TWO MAss m1 100g and m2 200g slide freely in horzantle frictionless track and are connected by a spring whose spring constant find frequency of oscillatory motion for this system

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Since spring constant is not given in question I assumed it to be "k".

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