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What is the velocity of the particle in SHM when amplitude is equal to displacement?

What is the velocity of the particle in SHM when amplitude is equal to displacement?

Grade:12th pass

4 Answers

Sougat Das
26 Points
6 years ago
v=ฯ‰โˆš(a^2-y^2) ,where v is velocity, ฯ‰ is angular velocity,a is amplitude and y is displacement. so when a=y, velocity is zero.
Chandraprakash Koshle
10 Points
6 years ago
We can remember a formula for the velocity during shm that is omega times root of A square - x square. Hence the velocity at x equals to A is 0. You can remember that the shm motin is sinusoidal in nature and at x = A dx/dt = 0 and hence velocity(dx/dt) is 0
Bhavasagar
45 Points
6 years ago
According to law of conservation of energy, total energy is constant. So,at maximum displacement it posses only potential energy so kinetic energy is zero. So v=0
Anjali kumari
104 Points
5 years ago
When amplitude is equals to displacement.Therefore velocity= 0. Guy shiv shyd agya shuddh rush taur shyad they

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