For a particle showing motion under the force $F=-5(x-2)^2$, the motion is .......
A
Translatory
B
Oscillatory
C$S.H.M.$
D
All of these
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B
Oscillatory
b (a)
$F=-5(x-2)^2$
The motion depicts a non uniform translatory motion as the acceleration just keeps increasing in the negative direction. This is because $(x-2)$ is always positive.
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