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Transcribed Image Text:Q. 7: The time period of a particle executing
SHM is 1s. If the particle starts motion from the
mean position, then the time during which it
will be at midway between mean and extreme
position will be
(a)
1/6 s
(b)
1/4 s
(c)
1/12 s
(d)
3/2 s
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