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Description: 30. The velocity of a particle undergoing simple harmonic motion is described by,v(t) = 2.25 [m/s] cos(0.555 [rad/s] t +0.450 [rad])What is the particle's maximum acceleration?A. 1.01 [m/s²]C. 1.25 [m/s²]B. 1.12 [m/s²]D. 2.25 [m/s²]

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O. The velocity of a particle undergoing simple harmonic motion is described by, v(t) = 2.25 [m/s] cos(0.555 [rad/s] t +0.450 [rad]) . What is the particle's maximum acceleration?

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