Spherical pendulum filled with water

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A spherical pendulum filled with water can be treated similarly to one made of ice, provided that the sphere is completely filled. This ensures that the pendulum acts as a rigid body, maintaining a constant center of mass during motion. The discussion emphasizes the importance of the pendulum's fill state to achieve this behavior.

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Can a spherical pendulum filled with water be treated in the same as one made of ice?
 
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I think yes. But the condition is sphere must be fully filled. So that it acts as a rigid body and its center of mass doesn't change.
 

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