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Thanks so much again :)

Thanks for the continuing help :), I'm starting to think I am over thinking this... I get that at t(0) Θ = θ in this case as the pendulum starts the maximum amplitude. In my equation the amplitude is being measured in radians instead of a pure number like in the normal θ (t) = A sin(ωt +Φ)...

Thanks for the quick response! Although I'm sure finding the kinetic and potential energies would be a way to solve this problem, its not been covered in my course yet so I think I'll have to solve this using simple harmonic motion techniques only. I have worked out the initial...

Hi everyone, this is my first post on this forum. I hope you can help and maybe one day I can help some of you ;) Homework Statement I need to determine the constants of pendulum. Θ ( in radians) and Φ. I am given the length of the pendulum, 0.30m and the initial angle of release, 0.10...