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Question #345884

VI. Find the maximum speed of a particle that undergoes SHM with a period of

0.50 s and an amplitude of 20 mm.

Expert's answer

"v_{\\max}=A\\omega=A*\\frac{2\\pi}{T}\\\\\n=20\\:\\rm mm*\\frac{2\\pi}{0.50\\:\\rm s}=250\\:\\rm mm\/s=0.25\\: m\/s"

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