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An object that is in simple harmonic motion is restored to its equilibrium position due to a force that is proportional to which quantity?tensionvelocitydisplacementperiod

An object that is in simple harmonic motion is restored to its equilibrium position due to a force that is proportional to which quantity?tensionvelocitydisplacementperiod
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An object that is in simple harmonic motion is restored to its equilibrium position due to a force that is proportional to which quantity?tensionvelocitydisplacementperiod

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F = - K X describes the restoring force for SHM

The restoring force is proportional to "displacement"

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