What are the main characteristics of SHM?

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    The key characteristics of SHM include:

    • The amplitude remains constant in ideal SHM.
    • The motion is periodic and follows a sine or cosine function.
    • The acceleration is proportional and opposite to displacement.
    • The time period and frequency are independent of amplitude.
    • In SHM, the energy oscillates between potential and kinetic forms, with total energy remaining constant. SHM is a fundamental concept in physics that helps in analyzing wave-based and mechanical systems.

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Let us consider a vector P? . The equation can be written as

Px = Py = 1 P? = (Px2+Py2) P? = (12+12)P? = 2 …….(i)

So the magnitude of vector i? + j? = 2

Let θ be the angle made by vector P? , with the x axis as given in the above figure

tan?θ = Px/Pyθ = tan-1?(1/1) , θ = 45 ° with the x axis

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Qx?i? – Qy? j? = ( i? – j?)

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