[" 3.A simple harmonic motion having an ...

[" 3.A simple harmonic motion having an amplitude "A" and time period "T" is represented by the equation: "],[y=5sin pi(t+4)" m.Then the values of "A" (in "m" ) and "T" (in sec) are: "],[[" (A) "A=5;T=2," (B) "A=10;T=1," (C) "A=5;T=1," (D) "A=10;T=2]]

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[" 3.A simple harmonic motion having an amplitude "A" and time period "T" is represented by the equation: "],[y=5sin pi(t+4)" m.Then the values of "A" (in "m" ) and "T" (in sec) are: "],[[" (A) "A=5;T=2," (B) "A=10;T=1," (C) "A=5;T=1," (D) "A=10;T=2]]

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