Simple Harmonic Motion pulsatance Question

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Homework Statement


A particle oscillates with an s.h.m of amplitude 50mm and a maximum speed of 0.25 m/s. Calculate the pulsatance, period and maximum acceleration


Homework Equations


x = a sin(wt)
dx/dt=awcos(wt)
d2x/dt2=aw^2sin(wt)
Put in x=0.05sin(wt)
0.25=0.05wcos(wt)
0=0.05w^2sin(wt)

The Attempt at a Solution


Put in x=0.05sin(wt)
0.25=0.05wcos(wt)
0=0.05w^2sin(wt)

Got 0 = wtan(wt)
Think I'm on the wrong track
 
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