Define simpie harmonic motion. Use your definition to explain what relation- ship must exist at any instant between the force acting on a body performing such a motion in a straight line and its distance from a fixed point. At what point(s) in the motion is (i) the velocity, (li) the acceleration, a maximum?

Define simpie harmonic motion. Use your definition to explain what relation- ship must exist at any instant between the force acting on a body performing such a motion in a straight line and its distance from a fixed point. At what point(s) in the motion is (i) the velocity, (li) the acceleration, a maximum?

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