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[" 44.The displacent time equation of a particle executing "],[" SHM is: "x=A sin(omega t+phi)." At time "t=0" position of "],[" the particle is "x=A/2" and it is moving along negative "],[x" -direction.Then the angle "phi" can be ":],[[" (1) "pi/6," (2) "pi/3," (3) "2 pi/3," (4) "5 pi/6]]

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