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There two equally slow points- the upper ends of the swing are zero. The pendulum swings as far up as it will go, and as it reverses to swing down again, the speed is (very briefly) zero.

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The slowest moving point in a pendulum swing is at the highest point of the swing, known as the amplitude. At this point, the pendulum momentarily stops before reversing its direction due to the change in potential energy.

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