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When a mass undergoes simple harmonic mo...

When a mass undergoes simple harmonic motion, there is always a constant ratio between its displacement and

A

period

B

mass

C

acceleration

D

velocity

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The correct Answer is:
C
`a prop y`.
So y and a are inconstant ratio.
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