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A certain transvers sinusoidal wave of wavelength `20 cm` is moving in the positive `X` direction. The transverse velocitt of the particle at `x = 0` as a function of time is shonwn. The amplitude of the motion is equal to `(x)/(pi)` `("in " cm)`. Find `x` :

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