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what is amplitude of a vibration​

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Answered by TeamSwervYT
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Amplitude. A vibrating object moves to a certain maximum distance on either side of its stationary position. Amplitude is the distance from the stationary position to the extreme position on either side and is measured in metres (m). The intensity of vibration depends on amplitude.

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Answered by imtiyazalam152006
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the maximum displacement of vibrating object from its central position is called Amplitude of vibration

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