For an object that is undergoing simple harmonic motion, the magnitude of the object's acceleration is the greatest when it is _____? A. The acceleration is the same everywhere and not equal to zero B. Furthest from equilibrium C. At exactly 2/3 of the way between maximum displacement and the equilibrium position. D. The acceleration is the same everywhere and exactly equal to zero E. At equilibrium

For an object that is undergoing simple harmonic motion, the magnitude of the object's acceleration is the greatest when it is _____? A. The acceleration is the same everywhere and not equal to zero B. Furthest from equilibrium C. At exactly 2/3 of the way between maximum displacement and the equilibrium position. D. The acceleration is the same everywhere and exactly equal to zero E. At equilibrium