$A$ body is vibrating in simple harmonic motion with an amplitude of $0.06\, m$ and frequency of $15\, Hz$. The maximum velocity and maximum acceleration of the body are:
- A$5.65\, m/s$ and $5.32 \times 10^2\, m/s^2$
- B$6.82\, m/s$ and $7.62 \times 10^2\, m/s^2$
- C$8.91\, m/s$ and $8.21 \times 10^2\, m/s^2$
- D$9.82\, m/s$ and $9.03 \times 10^2\, m/s^2$
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