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The Total Energy Of A Particle, Executing Simple Harmonic Motion Is Where X Is The Displacement From The Mean Position
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If A Particle Under S.H.M. Has Time Period 0.1 Sec And Amplitude 2 \times 10^{ - 3} M . It Has Maximum Velocity
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The S.H.M. Of A Particle Is Given By The Equation Y = 3\sin \omega \,t + 4\cos \omega \,t . The Amplitude Is
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A Particle Executes Simple Harmonic Motion Between X=-A And X=+A. The Taken For It To Go From 0 To A/2 Is T1 And To Go From A/2 To A Is T2. Then
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A Particle Executes Simple Harmonic Motion Between X=-A And X=+A. The Taken For It To Go From 0 To A/2 Is T1 And To Go Form A/2 To A Is T2. Then
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