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A particle of mass `m` oscillates with simple harmonic motion between points `x_(1)` and `x_(2)` the equilibrium position being `O` its potential energy in plotted it will be as given bellow in the graph

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`U=1/2momega^2x^2`
At `O`, `x=0`, `U=0`
U v/s x will be parabola, open upward
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