The oscillation of a body on a smooth horizontal surface is represented by the equation

The Oscillation Of A Body On A Smooth Horizontal Surface Physics QuestionThe Oscillation Of A Body On A Smooth Horizontal Surface Physics Question

 The oscillation of a body on a smooth horizontal surface is represented by the equation,
X=A cos(ωt)
where, X=displacement at time t
ω= frequency of oscillation
Which one of the following graphs shows correctly the variation a with t?

Options

(a)

Option Athe Oscillation Of A Body On A Smooth Horizontal Surface Is Represented By The Equation Q.81Option Athe Oscillation Of A Body On A Smooth Horizontal Surface Is Represented By The Equation Q.81
(b)

Option Bthe Oscillation Of A Body On A Smooth Horizontal Surface Is Represented By The Equation Q.81Option Bthe Oscillation Of A Body On A Smooth Horizontal Surface Is Represented By The Equation Q.81
(c)

Option C The Oscillation Of A Body On A Smooth Horizontal Surface Is Represented By The EquationOption C The Oscillation Of A Body On A Smooth Horizontal Surface Is Represented By The Equation

 

 

 

 

(d)

Option Dthe Oscillation Of A Body On A Smooth Horizontal Surface Is Represented By The EquationOption Dthe Oscillation Of A Body On A Smooth Horizontal Surface Is Represented By The Equation

Correct Answer:

Option C The Oscillation Of A Body On A Smooth Horizontal Surface Is Represented By The EquationOption C The Oscillation Of A Body On A Smooth Horizontal Surface Is Represented By The Equation

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