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A simple harmonic oscillation has an amplitude `A` and time period `T`. The time required to travel from `x = A` to ` x= (A)/(2)` is

A

T/6

B

T/4

C

T/3

D

T/2

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The correct Answer is:
A
Displacement from extreme `(a)/(2) = a cos ((2pi)/(T)xxt)`,
`(2pi)/(T) xx t = (pi)/(3) rArr t = (T)/(6)`
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