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A simple harmonic oscillator is made from a mass on a spring. If you start the...

A simple harmonic oscillator is made from a mass on a spring. If you start the mass oscillating by pulling the mass downward by a distance A and releasing it from rest, let us assume the maximum velocity it achieves during its oscillation is v. What would the maximum velocity be if you instead pulled the mass down by 2A then released it from rest?

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