Simple Harmonic Motion (15 of 16): Amplitude, Period & Frequency

This video explains three important terms as they relate to simple harmonic motion: amplitude, period and frequency. The video then shows how we graphically represent these three important wave properties on a position vs time graph. The next video in this series will explain how to write the equations of simple harmonic motion.



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Chapters
0:00 Simple Harmonic Motion
1:17 Amplitude, Period, Frequency
3:48 Graph of SHM
8:53 Determining Period & Frequency

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