If the magnitude of displacement is numerically equal to that of acceleration, then the time period is:
πseconds
1second
2πseconds
4πseconds
A
πseconds
B
4πseconds
C
1second
D
2πseconds
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¨y=ω2y⇒ω=1⇒4π2T2=1 ⇒T2=4π2 ⇒T=2πseconds
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