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Frequency and period are inversely related. The highest frequency will have the shortest (smallest) period. Both springs have the same spring constant; only the suspended mass (m) is different. A spring with a smaller suspended mass will have a shorter period. This is consistent with the equation for period.
f = 1/T
since T = 2
So the greater the two objects of the greater the equilibrium point beyond its spring farther.
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