A swing moves back-and-forth. After every 8 seconds, it is observed to be at the equilibrium position. The distance between the maximum positive and negative position from the equilibrium is 2m. What is the angular speed of this motion? (Hint: T = 2Tt/w)

A swing moves back-and-forth. After every 8 seconds, it is observed to be at the equilibrium position. The distance between the maximum positive and negative position from the equilibrium is 2m. What is the angular speed of this motion? (Hint: T = 2Tt/w)

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A swing moves back-and-forth.
After every 8 seconds, it is
observed to be at the equilibrium
position. The distance between
the maximum positive and
negative position from the
equilibrium is 2m. What is the
angular speed of this motion?
(Hint: T = 2Tt/w)
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O n rad/s
O T /2 rad/s
Tt /4 rad/s
Tt/6 rad/s
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