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Your Solution ⏬

 = > ax^{2} + bv^{2} = k

 = > {bv}^{2} = k \: - {ax}^{2}

 = > {v}^{2} = \frac{k}{b} - \frac{ax^{2} }{b}

 = > v = \sqrt{ \frac{k}{b} - \frac{ax^{2} }{b} }

We know that ;-
Maximum amplitude is when velocity is Zero ( 0 ).

So ,

 = > \sqrt{ \frac{k}{b} - \frac{ax^{2} }{b} } = 0

 = > \frac{ {ax}^{2} }{b} = \frac{k}{b}

 = > {ax}^{2} = k

 = > x = \sqrt{ \frac{k}{a} }

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