Energy In a Simple Harmonic Oscillator - Maximum Velocity & Acceleration Calculations

This physics video tutorial focuses on the energy in a simple harmonic oscillator. It explains how to calculate the amplitude, spring constant, maximum acceleration and the mechanical of a mass spring system in simple harmonic motion. It explains how to the conservation of principle to calculate the maximum velocity of the oscillator. You need to know the formulas for the kinetic energy and potential energy of a spring mass system. This tutorial also explains how to calculate the velocity of the spring at any position relative to its equilibrium position.
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since the amplitude is the maximum displacement from the equilibrium point, does the same rule apply to vertical harmonic motion? So for example if a weight is put on a spring, and then brought up 0.5 m from its equilibrium point, and dropped, then the amplitud has to be equal to 0.5 m. Am i right?

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Hi, great video, I noticed you used SI units in the equations (m, kg, etc) would it be a problem to use, cm,g, etc. For example in the equation for maximum velocity, v = A*sqrt(k/m), would it be possible to use cm for A, N/cm for k, and grams for m? Or must one use SI units as you've done?

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Can I know why is the max acceleration at 4:39 is positive? (I thought acceleration is always directed away =negative)

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