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In SHM there is always a constant ratio ...

In `SHM` there is always a constant ratio between displacement of the body and its

A

velocity

B

acceleration

C

mass

D

time period

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The correct Answer is:
B
`a=-omega^(2)x`
`therefore (x)/(2)=-(1)/(omega^(2))`=constant
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