A particle is moving in a circle with uniform speed. Its motion is
A
Periodic and simple harmonic
B
Periodic but not simple harmonic
C
A periodic
D
None of the above
AIPMT 2005,AIIMS 2012, Easy
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B
Periodic but not simple harmonic
b (b) The motion of particle will and the not be $S H M$ but that of its propotion on a diameter will be period because it has constant speed.
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