Physics, asked by arindambrahma5218, 1 year ago

At what position velocity of a particle in simple harmonic motion will be maximum?

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Answered by daphni6

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Explanation:

The velocity of the particle can be calculated by differentiating the displacement. The result is also a wave but the maximum amplitude is delayed, so that when the displacement is at a maximum the velocity is at a minimum and when the displacement is zero the velocity has its greatest value.

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