The displacement of a simple harmonic motion doing oscillation when kinetic energy = potential energy (amplitude = 4cm) is?

The displacement of a simple harmonic motion doing oscillation when k

1.	The displacement of a simple harmonic motion doing oscillation when kinetic energy = potential energy (amplitude = 4cm) is?
A.	2√2cm
B.	2cm
C.	1/√2 cm
D.	√2 cm
Answer» B. 2cm

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