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in simple harmonic motion what is proportional to maximum speed?

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✏In Simple Harmonic Motion, maximum speed occurs at x = 0 (the equilibrium level or position), and speed is zero at the extreme ends ( x = +/- A )." Of course, if we use the word "Velocity", the respective direction(s) must be determined.

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