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Which of the following relationships between particle's acceleration a and its position x indicates simple harmonic oscillation? a = 2x² a = -V2x a = 2/x a = -2x

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Chapter12: Oscillatory Motion

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Which of the following relationships between
particle's acceleration a and its position x indicates
simple harmonic oscillation?
a = 2x²
a = -V2x
a = 2/x
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