At extreme position, velocity is zero but acceleration is maximum in Simple Harmonic motion because of maximum displacement of pendulum.
Why acceleration is maximum when velocity is zero in SHM?
At extreme position, velocity is zero but acceleration is maximum in Simple Harmonic motion because at extreme points the motion of the pendulum is at zero which means that velocity is zero but the pendulum attains maximum displacement. Acceleration is maximum when it gets the extreme position because the displacement is maximum at extreme position. If the velocity of the simple harmonic motion is maximum, the acceleration must be equal to zero and we know that the acceleration is equal to zero only when the particle or object is at initial position.
So we can conclude that at extreme position, velocity is zero but acceleration is maximum in Simple Harmonic motion because of maximum displacement of pendulum.
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