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marin [14]
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How many examples are there for oscillatory motion (i) Motion of football players (ii) String of a guitar (iii) Motion of a chil

d on a swing (iv) Rotating fan (f) Surface of drums (vi) Moving of bicycles on road (vii) Rolling of a ball on ground
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