SHM Graphs: Oscillations: Edexcel A-level Physics

A video explaining how SHM is defined, and so how to recognise it when you see it with graphs of displacement, velocity, and acceleration against time and how to interpret them.
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[@danaprppp8390]

what do you mean a gradient of 0 at 7:01

[@nutshellphy]

If you drew a tangent at that point, it would be horizontal. So its gradient is zero. And since the gradient of an x/t graph is v, v is zero at that point.

[@danaabdulrida2248]

@@nutshellphy thanks!