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bahtiyar
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hi, we are a few non-native English speaker physics teacher and we wrote some questions for an assessment book
but we can't be sure about this two similar question.
a) are they accurate for rules of English, are we use correct terms is there a necessary change?
b) are they accurate for rules of physics and are the answers accurate?
FIRST QUESTION
1. Homework Statement
A child on an playground swings through a total of 32°. If the displacement is equal on each side of the equilibrium position, what is the amplitude of this vibration?
a) 8° b)32° c)16° d)64°
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one of my colleague says the answer should 8° I think it should be 16°
second
SECOND QUESTION
the amplitude of a simple pendulum is 0.17 rad. what is the angular displacement of this pendulum for one complete cycle?
a)0.17 rad b)0.34 rad c) 0.51 rad d)0.68 rad
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my colleague says the answer should 0.68 rad. I think it should be zero rad.
but we can't be sure about this two similar question.
a) are they accurate for rules of English, are we use correct terms is there a necessary change?
b) are they accurate for rules of physics and are the answers accurate?
FIRST QUESTION
1. Homework Statement
A child on an playground swings through a total of 32°. If the displacement is equal on each side of the equilibrium position, what is the amplitude of this vibration?
a) 8° b)32° c)16° d)64°
Homework Equations
none
The Attempt at a Solution
one of my colleague says the answer should 8° I think it should be 16°
second
SECOND QUESTION
Homework Statement
the amplitude of a simple pendulum is 0.17 rad. what is the angular displacement of this pendulum for one complete cycle?
a)0.17 rad b)0.34 rad c) 0.51 rad d)0.68 rad
Homework Equations
none
The Attempt at a Solution
my colleague says the answer should 0.68 rad. I think it should be zero rad.