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In what time after its motion begins, will a particle oscillating according to the equation, `y=7 sin 0.5 pi ` t move from the mean position to maximum displacement ?

A

0.5 s

B

1.5 s

C

1s

D

2s

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C

`y = 7 sin 0.5 pit`
`omega = 0.5 pi`
`T = (2pi )/(omega) = (2pi)/(0.5 pi) = 4`
`t = (T)/(4) = (4)/(4) = 1s`
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