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Two Simple Harmonic Motions Are Given By
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The Equation Describing The Motion Of A Simple Harmonic Oscillator Along The X Axis Is Given As
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A Particle Executing Simple Harmonic Motion Along Y-axis
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A Particle Executes A Simple Harmonic Motion Of Time Period T
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In The Figure
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A Simple Harmonic Motion Is Represented By F(t) = 10 Sin (20 T+0.5) . The Amplitude Of The S.H.M. Is
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A Particle Is Executing Simple Harmonic Motion With The A Period Of T Second And Amplitude α Metre
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The Restoring Force Of SHM Is Maximum When Particle
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A Particle Moves In X-y Plane According To Rule
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Out Of The Following Functions Representing Motion Of A Particle Which Represents SHM
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This Displacement Of A Particle Along The X Axis Is Given By
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A Simple Harmonic Oscillator Has An Amplitude α And Time Period T. The Time Required By It To Travel From X = α To X = α/2 Is
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A Simple Harmonic Oscillator Oscillates, With An Amplitude A
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The Equation Of S.H.M. Is Y = α Sin
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The Equation Of A Simple Harmonic Wave Is Given By Y=6 Sin 2Ï€(2t-0.1x), Where X And Y In Mm And T Is In Seconds
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Two Particles Are Executing Simple Harmonic Motion Of The Same Amplitude A And Frequency W Along With X-axis
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A Particle Starts S.H.M. From The Mean Position
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The Motion Of A Particle Is Given By
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