16. Advance Illustration | SHM | Maximum Separation Between Particles in SHM | by Ashish Arora

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[gupta-zefl]

One answer should be pi as well right when we are considering the first and third quadrant particles?

[pinnintisivababu]

Phase angles for P' & Q' are π/3 &5π/3 respectively

[Deadpool-qntf]

It is not mentioned that those are moving in same direction

[FaizkhanCEB]

How to prove that horizontal line is bisecting the angle

[pinnintisivababu]

In another situation phase angles are 2π/3 & 4π/3

[sonamkaurkhurana]

Sir how can we solve it by taking y1=Asinwt and y2= Asinwt+alpha???

[pinnintisivababu]

There are two answers for this question 2π/3 &4π/3

[wildnest]

This is by far the most confusing checklist chapter. Damnn this low weightage hard ch!!