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7 October, 17:28

What is the difference between graph of linear motion and. a graph of. harmonic motion

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    A graph of linear motion has no section that repeats. It may go

    up and down, and different parts of the graph may have different

    slopes, but there isn't any obvious consistent repetition.

    A graph of harmonic motion has a single section that repeats

    endlessly all across the graph.
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