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An object undergoes simple harmonic motion along the x-axis shown above, where x = 0 is the object's equilibrium position. Which of the following graphs best shows the relationship between the object's acceleration a and its displacement x from equilibrium? (Assume positive acceleration to be directed to the right.)


An object undergoes simple harmonic motion along the x-axis shown above, where x = 0 is the object'

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