The acceleration displacement graph of a particle executing $SHM$  is shown in figure. The time period of simple harmonic motion is
  • A$\frac {4\pi }{\sqrt 3}\,s$
  • B$\frac {2\pi }{\sqrt 3}\,s$
  • CThe given graph doesn't represent $SHM$
  • D
    Information is insufficient
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