Given a period (T), mass (m), amplitude (A), and displacement (x), calculate the velocity at that displacement.
University of Ilorin PHY101 2023 past question
- v = Aω√(1 - x²/A²)
- v = ω√(A² - x²)
- v = 2π√(A² - x²)/T
- v = (2π/T)√(A² - x²)
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