For a particle undergoing simple harmonic motion, the velocity is plotted against displacement. The curve will be
a parabola
a straight line
a circle
an ellipse
A
a straight line
B
a parabola
C
a circle
D
an ellipse
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v=ω√A2−x2 ∴v2ω2+x2(1)2=A2 Hence v−x graph is an ellipse.
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