A partical is performing SHM and at t = (3/4)T , is at position (β3/2)A and moving towards the origin (where A is amplitude and T is the time period of the body in SHM). Equilibrium position of the partical is at x=0. Then what was the position and direction of the partical at t=0? While answering please show me the working that u did to get the answer. Thx a lot!
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