Assuming all pulleys,springs,and strings are massless. Consider all surfaces smooth. Choose the correct statement$(s)$.

  • A
    The angular frequency for small oscillation of the system is $\sqrt{\frac{K}{3m}}$.
  • B
    The angular frequency for small oscillation of the system is $\sqrt{\frac{4K}{33m}}$.
  • C
    The elastic potential energy of the system at equilibrium is $\frac{33m^2g^2}{4K}$.
  • D
    The elastic potential energy of the system at equilibrium is $\frac{3m^2g^2}{2K}$.

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