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Two particles P and Q are executing SHM across same straight line whose equations are given as `y_(P)=Asin (omegat+phi_(1)) and y_(Q)=Acos (omegat+phi_(2))`
An observer, at `t=0` observer the particle P at a distance `A//sqrt(2)` moving to the right from mean position O while particle Q at `(sqrt(3))/(2)` A moving to the left from mean position O as shown in figure. Then `phi_(2)-phi_(1)(i n rad)` ie equal to

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