MCQ
SHM could be related to:
- ANon-uniform circular motion.
- BUniform circular motion.
- CStraight line motion.
- DProjectile motion.
✓
Answer
- Uniform circular motion.
Exlanation:
SHM could be related to uniform circular motion. The projection of uniform circular motion on a diameter of the circle follows simple harmonic motion.
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