A particle executes simple harmonic moti...

A particle executes simple harmonic motion of amplitude `A` along the x - axis. At `t = 0`, the position of the particle is `x = (A)/(2)` and it moves along the positive x - direction. Find the phase contant `delta`, if of the equation is written as `x = Asin (omega t + delta)`.

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