Which of the following curves possibly represent one-dimensional motion of a particle?
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The Correct Option is A
Solution and Explanation
For option (A) \( \phi = kt + C \) it can be 1D motion eg -> \( x = A \sin \phi \)
(SHM) For option (B) \( v^2 + x^2 = \) constant yes 1D
For option (C) time can't be negative Not possible
For option (D) Possible A, B and D only
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