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The position time graph for two particles- 1 and 2- performing SHM along X axis has been shown in the fig.
(a) Write the velocity of the two particles as a function of time.
(b) If the energy of SHM for the two particles is same write the ratio of their masses.

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`v_(1)=A(pi)/(t_(0))cos((pi)/(t_(0))t) " and " v_(2)=2A(pi)/(t_(0)) sin((pi)/(t_(0))t)`
`2:1`
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