Select wrong statement about simple,harmonic motion
A
The body is uniformly accelerated
B
The velocity of the body changes smoothly at all instants
C
The amplitude of oscillation is symmetric about the equilibrium position
D
The frequency of oscillation is independent of amplitude
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A
The body is uniformly accelerated
a (a)
In $S.H.M.$
$a=-\omega^2 x$
Thus acceleration varies linearly with time.
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