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[" Two particles are executing simple harmonic motion of the same ampiltude A and trequency of along "],[" the x-axis.Their mean position is separated by distance "X_(0)(X_(1)" ,It the maximult separation "],[" between them is "(X_(0)+A)," the phase difference between their motion is: "],[[" (1) "pi/2," (2) "pi/3," (3) "pi/4]]

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