In case of simple harmonic motion, displacement is proportional to the_________________?

Correct answer: B. Acceleration

  • A. Velocity
  • B. Acceleration
  • C. Both A. & B.
  • D. Neither A. nor B.

Explanation

In simple harmonic motion, acceleration is proportional to displacement and opposite in direction: a = −ω²x. Velocity is not directly proportional to displacement because it varies according to the square root of the remaining energy.

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