In simple harmonic motion, acceleration is directly proportional to MCQ with Answer and Explanation

In simple harmonic motion, acceleration is directly proportional to
A. Displacement but opposite in direction
B. Time
C. Square of displacement
D. Velocity
Answer: Option A
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
In SHM, a = -ω²x, acceleration ∝ -displacement. Minus sign indicates direction towards mean position (restoring). Characteristic of SHM. Pendulum and spring-mass system exhibit SHM for small displacements.

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