Draw a graph to show the variation of $PE$,$KE$ and total energy of a simple harmonic oscillator with displacement.

  • A
    Parabolic $PE$ and $KE$ curves with constant total energy line.
  • B
    Linear $PE$ and $KE$ curves with constant total energy line.
  • C
    Sinusoidal $PE$ and $KE$ curves with constant total energy line.
  • D
    Constant $PE$ and $KE$ with linear total energy line.

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