Question

In the simple harmonic motion of a mass attached to a spring, the velocity of
the mass is equal to zero when the acceleration has its maximum value. How is
this possible? Can you think of other examples in which a body has zero
velocity with a nonzero acceleration?​

Answer 1

Answer:

it is because at extreme position (where the above condition holds in shm) the total energy is represented by its potential energy and kinetic energy is zero so velocity is also zero

yes.when you project an oject upwards at the highest point acceleration=g and velocity is zero