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The equation of a particle executing `SHM` is `x = (5m)[(pis^(-1))t + (pi)/(6)]`. Write down the amplitude, initial phase constant, time period and maximum speed.

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Amplitude `= 5 m`, phase constant `= (pi)/(6)`, tome period `= 2 s`, maximum speed `= 5pi m//s`
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