In simple harmonic motion maximum velocity is at

Question

In simple harmonic motion maximum velocity is at (A) extreme position (B) half of extreme position (C) equilibrium position (D) between extreme and equilibrium position

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

In S.H.M., velocity v=ω √a2-y2 ∴ Velocity is maximum when y=0 i.e. at equilibrium position, velocity will be maximum.

Q. In simple harmonic motion maximum velocity is at

extreme position

half of extreme position

equilibrium position

between extreme and equilibrium position

In S.H.M., velocity
$v = ω a^{2} - y^{2}$
$∴$ Velocity is maximum when $y = 0$ i.e. at equilibrium position, velocity will be maximum.

Q. In simple harmonic motion maximum velocity is at

extreme position

half of extreme position

equilibrium position

between extreme and equilibrium position

In S.H.M., velocity v=ωa2−y2​ ∴ Velocity is maximum when y=0 i.e. at equilibrium position, velocity will be maximum.

In S.H.M., velocity
$v = ω a^{2} - y^{2}$
$∴$ Velocity is maximum when $y = 0$ i.e. at equilibrium position, velocity will be maximum.