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Q. In simple harmonic motion maximum velocity is at:

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Solution:

In case of SHM, when motion is considered from the equilibrium position, velocity at an instant $t$ is given by $v=\omega \sqrt{A^{2}-y^{2}}$
At the mean or equilibrium position i.e., when $y=0$
$v=v_{\max }=\omega A$
At the extreme positions, i.e., when $y=\pm A$
$v=v_{\min }=0$ Hence, velocity is maximum at equilibrium position.