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Which is a necessary and sufficient condition for simple harmonic motion?

A

Proportionality between restoring force and displacement from equilibrium position

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Constant speed

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Proportionality between acceleration and displacement

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Proportionality between force and displacement from mean position

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The correct option is A
Proportionality between restoring force and displacement from equilibrium position

Proportionality between restoring force and displacement from equilibrium position

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