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The velocity of a particle v moving with simple harmonic motion at any instant is given by

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Answered by sid590
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let the function of the position of the particle with simple harmonic motion be,

y=Asin(wt)

where y=position of the particle

A=amplitude of the motion

w=angular frequency of the particle

t=instantaneous Time

so velocity is the rate of change in the position of the particle.

ie. v(t)=dy/dt=Acos(wt)*w

v(t)=Awcos(wt)

this is the expression for velocity at any instant of time.

hope this helps you out...

Answered by PSN03
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velocity

v=Awcos(wt)

where A=amplitude

w=angular frequency

t=time

cos()=cos function

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