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Two particles are executing identical simple harmonic motions described by the equations `x_1=acos(omegat+((pi)/(6)))` and `x_2=acos(omegat+(pi)/(3)`). The minimum interval of time between the particles crossing the respective mean positions is `(pi)/(2omega)`

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