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# What is the relationship between the period \( T \) and frequency \( f \) of an object in simple harmonic motion?

What is the relationship between the period \( T \) and frequency \( f \) of an object in simple harmonic motion?

- **A.** They are related by a factor of \( 2\pi \) \( (\,T = 2\pi f\,) \).
- **B.** They are reciprocals of each other \( (\,T = 1 / f\,) \).
- **C.** There is no direct relationship between period and frequency.
- **D.** They are directly proportional \( (\,T \propto f\,) \).

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