A particle moves along the X-axis accord...

A particle moves along the `X`-axis according to to the law `S=a sin^(2)(omegat-pi//4)`
The velocity of the particle `(mu)`, as a fiction of the co-ordinate `'x'` is

A

`u^(2)=4w^(2)x(a-x)`

B

`u^(2)=2w^(2)x(a-x)`

C

`u^(2)=w^(2)x(a-x)`

D

`u^(2)=8w^(2)x(a-x)`

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The correct Answer is:

A

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