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A particle executes simple harmonic motion with an amplitude 4cm. At what displacement it's energy is half kinetic energy and half potential
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bobpursley
energy is proportional to amplitude squared.

if KE is 1/2, then

.5KE/KE=(x/4cm)^2

x^2=.5*16

x=4/sqrt2
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