Rectilinear Periodic Projectile Circular Oscillatory Vibratory Revolution of Venus around the Sun Movement of Plates during Earthquakes Motion of Guitar Strings Throwing Flipflops to Mango Fruit The Movement of light from Ceiling to Floor Shooting a Basketball Motion of a Tuning fork

Rectilinear Periodic Projectile Circular Oscillatory Vibratory Revolution of Venus around the Sun Movement of Plates during Earthquakes Motion of Guitar Strings Throwing Flipflops to Mango Fruit The Movement of light from Ceiling to Floor Shooting a Basketball Motion of a Tuning fork

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Rectilinear
Periodic
Projectile
Circular Oscillatory Vibratory
Revolution of
Venus around
the Sun
Movement of
Plates during
Earthquakes
Motion of
Guitar Strings
Throwing
Flipflops to
Mango Fruit
The
Movement of
light from
Ceiling to
Floor
Shooting a
Basketball
Motion of a
Tuning fork

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