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A particle is performing simple harmonic motion along the x axis about the origin. The amplitude of oscillation is a. A large number of photographs of the particle are shot at regular intervals of time with a high speed camera. It was found that photographs having the particle at `x_(1) + Deltax` were maximum in number and photographs having the particle at `x_(2) + Deltax` were least in number. What are values of `x_(1) " and " x_(2)`?

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`x_(1)=+-a; x_(2)=0`
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