Determine the maximum instantaneous velocity

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1) A simple harmonic oscillator has a potential energy of 25x2 Joules, a kinetic energy of 0.5v2 Joules where x is the displacement in meters and v the instantaneous velocity in m/s. The oscillator is set in motion with a total energy of 0.25 Joules. Determine the values of:

a) the amplitude

b) the maximum instantaneous velocity

c) the angular frequency,and

d) explain why increasing the amplitude does not change the frequency (don't give a trivial answer such as "because the amplitude is not in the formula for frequency").

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