Which one of the following quantities is at a maximum when an object in simple harmonic motion is at its minimum displacement? 1) period 2) speed 3) force 4) acceleration 5) frequency
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This is a constant value and does not change with displacement. 2) The speed of an object in simple harmonic motion is at its maximum when the object is at its minimum (or maximum) displacement. This is because the object is moving fastest as it passes through Show more…
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