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A particle starts SHM from mean position O executing SHM A and B are the two point at which its velocity is zero . It passes through a certain point P at time `t_(1) = 0.5 and t_(2) = 1.5 s` with a speed of `3 m//s`.

i. The maximum speed .......
ii. ratio `AP//PB` .....

A

`3m//s`

B

`3sqrt(2)m//s`

C

`3sqrt(3)m//s`

D

`6m//s`

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The correct Answer is:
B
`T = 2sec, v = omega sqrt(A^(2) -x^(2)), v = 3m//sec` at `x = (A)/(sqrt(2)), v_(max) = A omega`
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