1) In the figure, a plot of position vs. time is shown for some object undergoing simple harmonic motion. Suppose that the period of the motion is T. Which of the following points on the t-axis are separated by the time interval T/2? A. K and P B. K and N C. K and M D. K and L E. none of the above X R 0 K L A .....

1) In the figure, a plot of position vs. time is shown for some object undergoing simple harmonic motion. Suppose that the period of the motion is T. Which of the following points on the t-axis are separated by the time interval T/2? A. K and P B. K and N C. K and M D. K and L E. none of the above X R 0 K L A .....

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Description: 1) In the figure, a plot of position vs. time is shown forsome object undergoing simple harmonic motion.Suppose that the period of the motion is T. Which ofthe following points on the t-axis are separated by thetime interval T/2?A. K and PB. K and N

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