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Displacement of a particle executing SHM is represented by Y = 0.08 sin (3pi t + pi/4) metre. Then calculate-Displacement from mean position at t = 7/36 sec (1) 0.04 metre (2) 0.09 metre (2) 0.07 metre (4) 0.01 metre

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