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A particle executes a linear SHM. In two...

A particle executes a linear SHM. In two of its positions the velocities are u and v and the corresponding acceleration are `alpha " and " beta` respectively `(0 lt alpha lt beta)`. What is the dis"tan"ce between the positions ?

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