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how do you show that the maximum speed of an oscillation in simple harmonic motion is the product of the angular velocity and the area?
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omega that you see in the formula is not angular velocity and A is not areabut maximum amplitude
omega is angular frequency and A is amplitude if you have x=Asin(wt+c) then differentiating gives you velocity so v=Awcos(wt+c) and as cos has a maximum value of 1 then the maximum speed is Aw.
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