The motion of the particle in simple harmonic motion is given by x=asinωt If its speed is u, when the displacement is x1 and speed is v, when the displacement is x2, show that the amplitude of the motion is .
a=[v3x31−u2x22v2−u2]1/2
a=[v2x21−u2x22v2−u2]1/2
a=[v3x21−u3x22v3−u3]1/2
a=[v4x21−u4x22v4−u4]1/2
A
a=[v2x21−u2x22v2−u2]1/2
B
a=[v3x31−u2x22v2−u2]1/2
C
a=[v4x21−u4x22v4−u4]1/2
D
a=[v3x21−u3x22v3−u3]1/2
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