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There is a way to describe simple harmonic motion as a linear motion which can be obtained by projecting circular motion on to diameter of the circle ( that is actually a part of the lesson of combined mathematics). What about the converse, What are the other types of 2 dimensional motions which can be used to produce simple harmonic motions and how can you prove it?
