Two simple harmonic oscillators begin oscillating from x = A at t = 0. Oscillator #1 has a period of 0.865 seconds and oscillator #2 has a period of 1.16 seconds. At what time are both oscillators fırst moving through their equilibrium positions simultaneously (to 2 decimal places)?

Two simple harmonic oscillators begin oscillating from x = A at t = 0. Oscillator #1 has a period of 0.865 seconds and oscillator #2 has a period of 1.16 seconds. At what time are both oscillators fırst moving through their equilibrium positions simultaneously (to 2 decimal places)?

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Two simple harmonic oscillators begin oscillating from x = A at t = 0.
Oscillator #1 has a period of 0.865 seconds and oscillator #2 has a period
of 1.16 seconds. At what time are both oscillators fırst moving through
their equilibrium positions simultaneously (to 2 decimal places)?

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