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A and B are two fixed points at ta distance `3l` apart. A particle of mass `m` placed at a point `P` experiences the force `2((mg)/(l))vecPA` and the force `((mg)/(l))vecPB` sumultaneously. Initially at `t=0`, the particle is projected from A towards B with speed `3sqrt(gl)`.
Q. Tha particle moves simple harmonically with period `T` and amplitude `A`.

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