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In Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM), what is the direction of the restoring force?
In Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM), what is the direction of the restoring force?
- Tangential to the displacement
- Towards the mean position (correct)
- Normal to the displacement
- Away from the mean position
Which motion is a special case of oscillatory motion where acceleration is directly proportional to displacement?
Which motion is a special case of oscillatory motion where acceleration is directly proportional to displacement?
- Linear Motion
- Random Motion
- Circular Motion
- Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM) (correct)
What is the relationship between acceleration and displacement in Simple Harmonic Motion?
What is the relationship between acceleration and displacement in Simple Harmonic Motion?
- Inversely proportional
- Constant
- Unrelated
- Directly proportional (correct)
How are displacement, velocity, and acceleration related in Simple Harmonic Motion?
How are displacement, velocity, and acceleration related in Simple Harmonic Motion?
Which type of motion forms an important tool in understanding sound waves, light waves, and alternating currents?
Which type of motion forms an important tool in understanding sound waves, light waves, and alternating currents?
What is the condition for executing angular simple harmonic motion?
What is the condition for executing angular simple harmonic motion?
What is the key term for the point at which the net force acting on the particle is zero in simple harmonic motion?
What is the key term for the point at which the net force acting on the particle is zero in simple harmonic motion?
In linear simple harmonic motion, what should the relationship between the restoring force and displacement be?
In linear simple harmonic motion, what should the relationship between the restoring force and displacement be?
What does the amplitude represent in simple harmonic motion?
What does the amplitude represent in simple harmonic motion?
How is phase defined in simple harmonic motion?
How is phase defined in simple harmonic motion?
