In simple harmonic motion the acceleration is proportional to

1.	In simple harmonic motion the acceleration is proportional to
A.	Displacement
B.	Linear velocity
C.	Angular velocity
D.	Rate of change of angular velocity
Answer» B. Linear velocity

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