Simple harmonic motion (S.H.M)

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Simple harmonic motion

· Definition
· Explanation of simple harmonic motion
· Its Displacement, acceleration, period, frequency
· Energy of simple harmonic motion
· Force vibration and resonance


By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:
  • define Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM);
  • explain SHM and explain the link between it and circular motion;
  • explain the terms associated with SHM;
  • explain the simple harmonic motion of simple pendulum bob, loaded spiral spring and the energy stored in them;
  • explain and differentiate between force vibration and resonance;
  • solve simple problems involving simple harmonic motion and the energy stored in such motions'

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