In an angular shm angular amplitude of oscillation is pi rad and time period
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The angular velocity will be shm be like w.
So then w=2π/T.
If suppose we have taken t=0 the particle will be mean the position to an displacement at given time is
X=Asinwt
At some point t, X = A ( Particle is at mean extremity)
Thus sinwt=1 hence wt = π/2
t=T/4
Therefore the SHM of a time from a mean is A/2 which will be remains same for half amplitude.
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