what is 'A' in the equation of simple harmonic motion

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A is the amplitude of SHM.
It is the maximum displacement of the object from mean position executing SHM.

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what is 'A' in the equation of simple harmonic motion

A is the amplitude of SHM.It is the maximum displacement of the object from mean position executing SHM.

A is the amplitude of SHM.
It is the maximum displacement of the object from mean position executing SHM.