The energy of a simple harmonic oscillator could be doubled by increasing the amplitudeby a factor ofA08.A) 0.7В) 1.0C) 1.4D) 2.0E) 4.0А09.The displacement of a body moving with simple harmonic motion is given by the equationy = A sin(27t + ½n)After one-quarter of a period has elapsed since t= 0, which of the following statements iscorrect?A) Half the total energy of the body is kinetic energy and half is potential energy.B) The kinetic energy is a maximum.C) The potential energy is a maximum.D) The total energy is a negative maximum.E) Both kinetic and potential energies are maxima.

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