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When is the magnitude of acceleration of a particle executing simple harmonic motion maximum? When is the restoring force maximum?

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Answered by gadakhsanket
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Dear Student,

◆ Answer -

Magnitude of both acceleration and restoring force will be maximum at extreme position. i.e. x = A.

Explanation -

  • In simple harmonic motion, magnitude of acceleration is given by formula a = ω²x.
  • Hence, acceleration will be maximum when displacement is maximum which is at extreme position. i.e. x = A.
  • In simple harmonic motion, magnitude of restoring force is given by, F = kx
  • Hence restoring force will also be maximum when displacement is maximum which is at extreme position. i.e. x = A.

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