Two particle P and Q describe S.H.M. of ...

Two particle `P` and `Q` describe `S.H.M.` of same amplitude a same frequency `f` along the same straight line .The maximum distance between the two particles is `asqrt(2)` The phase difference between the two particle is

zero

`pi//2`

`pi//6`

`pi//3`

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