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A boby is moving in a room with a velocity of `20m//s` perpendicular to the two walls separated by 5 meters .There is no friction and the collision with the walls are elastic.

A

Not periodic

B

Periodic but not simple harmonic

C

Priodic and simple harmonic

D

Periodic with variable time period

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B
Body collides elastically with wolls of room So, will be no loss energy and it will remain colliding with wolts of room, so its motion will be periodic .Then is no change in energy of the body hence there is no acceleration so it motion to not `SHM`
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