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Which of the following conditions is not sufficient for SHM and why?
(i) acceleration`prop` displacement,
(ii) restoring force `prop` displacement.

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Condition(i) is not sufficient because it gives no reference of the direction of acceleration, where as in SHM the acceleration is always in a direction opposite to that of the displacement .
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