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The equation `x=(sqrt3sinpit+cospit)`cm represents a simple harmonic motion x-axis. Determine the amplitude, time period, maximum velocity and maximum acceleration for the motion.

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`2cm,2s,2picm*s^(-1),2pi^(2)cm*s^(-2)`
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