Part 1:
1. Select a suitable initial length and mass for the pendulum (for which the
pendulum...
Physics, 26.02.2021 04:00 nicollexo21
Part 1:
1. Select a suitable initial length and mass for the pendulum (for which the
pendulum does not swing too fast or too slow) for example 30 cm and 1.0 kg.
2. Start by displacing the pendulum through a small angle (less than 10°) then
release it.
3. Complete the table below.
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