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Which one of the following is simple harmonic?

A

Rotation of earth around the sun

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Rotation of earth about its own axis

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C

Revolving motion of a top

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Motion of a steel ball in a viscous medium

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E

Motion of oscillating liquid column in U-tube

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Solution

The correct option is E Motion of oscillating liquid column in U-tube
Simple harmonic motion is a special type of periodic motion, in which a particle moves to and fro repeatedly about a mean position. So, motion of oscillating liquid column in U-tube is simple harmonic.

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