A block of mass $$m$$ is connected to a spring of spring constant $$k$$ as shown in Fig $$4.147$$. The block is found at its equilibrium position at $$t=1\ s$$ and it has a velocity of $$+0.25\ m/s$$ at $$t=2\ s$$. The time period oscillation is $$6\ s$$. Based on the given information answer the following question: Determine the velocity of particle at $$t=5\ s$$
A
$$0.5\ m/s$$
B
$$-0.4\ m/s$$
C
$$none\ of\ these$$
D
$$-0.25\ m/s$$
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Correct option is A. $$-0.4\ m/s$$
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