A particle performs SHM about origin alo...

A particle performs SHM about origin along X -axis with amplitude A. At t=0 it was located at `x=A/2` and going towards mean position with speed v .Find equation of SHM
(A) `y=A cos((2vt)/(sqrt(3))+(pi)/(3))`
(B)`y=A sin((2vt)/(sqrt(3)A)+(5 pi)/(6))`
(C) both A&B
(D) `y=A sin((2vt)/(A)+(5 pi)/(6))`

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