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Two particles A and B execute simple harmonic motions of period T and `5T//4`. They start from mean position. The phase difference between them when the particle A complete an oscillation will be

A

`(pi)/(5)` rad

B

`(2pi)/(5)` rad

C

`(pi)/(2)` rad

D

`(pi)/(3)` rad

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B

Phase difference `=(omega_(1)-omega_(2)) t =((2pi)/(T)-(2pi)/(5T//4))t`
`=(2pi)/(T)(1-(4)/(5))=(2pi t)/(5T)`
For one complete oscillation t= T
`therefore` Phase difference `=(2pi)/(5)` radian
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