A block of mass m = 400 g, is attached to a horizontal spring and set in simple harmonic motion asshown. At what point(s) in the motion is the velocity of the block at its maximum?wwX = -AO a.x = 0, and x = -AO b. x=0, x= -A, and x = -AO e.O c.O d. x = 0x = -A, and x = +A. x = 0, and x = +Amx = 0X = +A

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