Question

in simple harmonic motion "v" is the velocity and "a" is the accleleration. can any one tell why when velocity is maximum acceleration is minimum??

Answer 1

can u help i m in hurry plz...

Answer 2

w8 first of all who said you in SHM v is max and a is min?

Answer 3

i read in book there it is given some options in which this staement is said to be correct

Answer 4

i need the reason why??

Answer 5

it depends on the situation.
look at this equation,
a = y''(t) = - ω2A cos(ωt - φ)

acceleration can be maximum here when argument of the cosine is -1 or 1
then max acceleration is given as,
±ω2A

Answer 6

it is not ever true that acceleration is min and velocity is max.
if you ask for specific condition then it could be true.

Answer 7

you can easily see or notice or imagine that whenever force is applied it's opposite to the direction of motion of the object. Presence of force implies acceleration no because negative force works on the object, the acceleration must be negative too and the only maximum we get is when acceleration is zero for the velocity of the object i.e it's natural position.

Answer 8

but when an obecjt moves from mean to extreme the direction of "a" and V is different but when returns from extreme to mean the direction were same too,.. how can u say that @shayaan

Answer 9

ok rit i got it thnx on e more doubt wait i m posting

Answer 10

its* not it's

Answer 11

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/4f2193bfe4b076dbc34953fb

Answer 12

? cm there and ans plz both of u..

Answer 13

ishaaaannnnnnn........!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 14

this is my last doubt plz hurry had a lot of work plz