The time period $$(T)$$ of a spring mass system depends upon mass $$(m)$$ & spring constant $$(k)$$ & length of the spring $$(l)[k=\dfrac {forve}{length}]$$. Find the relation among $$T, m, l$$ and $$k$$ using dimensional method.

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