Simple harmonic motion (SHM): Relate periodic time and frequency. Fundamental relation between frequency (f) and time period (T) of SHM. Choose the correct value of (T × f).

Q: Simple harmonic motion (SHM): Relate periodic time and frequency. Fundamental relation between frequency (f) and time period (T) of SHM. Choose the correct value of (T × f).

Concept By definition, frequency f = 1/T. Therefore, T × f = 1. Final Answer One

Difficulty: Easy

Zero
One
π/2
π
2π

Correct Answer: One

Explanation:

Concept
By definition, frequency f = 1/T. Therefore, T × f = 1.

Final Answer
One

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