he motion of a pendulum for which the maximum displacement from equilibrium varies is an example of simple harmonic motion.

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anonymous · Answer

True or false?

anonymous · Answer

I claim its false

anonymous · Answer

why do you claim it to be false?

anonymous · Answer

simple harmonic motion is periodic motion in which the restoring force is proportional to the displacement - neither driven, nor damped. So, if the maximum varies.. it has to be one or the other. I don't think that meets 'simple'... If that makes sense

anonymous · Answer

Then again, I'm not sure either.

anonymous · Answer

not hundred percent sure but I say false because distance increase would be driven , decrease would mean damped

anonymous · Answer

Just so long as I'm not the only one! Thank you :3