111.The time taken by a particle of mass 0.2gm executing S.H.M. to go from mean position to half of the amplitude is 0.2s. If the amplitude of oscillation is 2cm, then potential energy of the particle at x=1.2 cm. is, [x us the displacement from the mean position and potential energy is zero for x=0]

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