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The velocity of a particle executing a simple hannonic motion is 13`ms^(-1)`. when its distance from the equi librium positfon (Q) is 3 m and its velociry is 12`ms^(-1)`. when it is 5 m away from Q. The frequency of the simple hannonic motion is

A

`(5pi)/8`

B

`5/(8pi)`

C

`(8pi)/5`

D

`8/(5pi)`

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