In Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM), we can look at three important graphs: position, velocity, and acceleration. They all have some cool connections. Let's break them down.

1. Position vs. Time:

   • This graph looks like a smooth wave.
   • It shows how an object moves back and forth, just like a swing.

2. Velocity vs. Time:

   • The velocity graph also looks like a wave, but it’s a bit offset.
   • It reaches its highest point when the object is at rest (equilibrium), and it hits zero when the object is at its farthest points.

3. Acceleration vs. Time:

   • This graph is similar to the position graph but is flipped upside down.
   • It reaches its highest point when the object is at its farthest points from the center.

So, in SHM:

• Velocity is the fastest in the middle (equilibrium).
• Acceleration is the strongest when the object is at its farthest point.

It’s really interesting to see how these graphs are all connected!