a)3
b)take the derivative of U(x).. U'(x)
then take the zero-points U'(x)=0.. one zero is x=0, and it has two zeros symmetric to the y-axis.. take the positive one as answer for x0.
c)wolframalpha will do this for you. enter taylor expansion take U'(x) as the function and your x0..
d)2*pi/sqrt(k/m) (k from c) )