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Tension in string for a bob pendulum
Thanks for the help guys... I appreciate it so much :D Finally I solve this problem lol- Nicholaz99
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Tension in string for a bob pendulum
Ah i see...Now I understand that my equation is wrong... It must be T=W+Fcentrifugal T=mg+mv^2/r T=mg+m(omega)^2 L Now, how do i change the omega ? Thanks guys for your helps...- Nicholaz99
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Tension in string for a bob pendulum
That's my problem.. i don't understand well about the centripetal force.. am i right if i draw the centripetal force in the same direction as T? So my equation will be Fy=0 T=W-Fs Also when does we use the centrifugal and when does we use the centripetal one? Thanks for all- Nicholaz99
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Tension in string for a bob pendulum
At first, I think that the tension string will be the same as the Weight, so i answer T=mg, but the answer key is T=2mg. So, I start to think about the centripetal and centrifugal force... but still I don't have any idea to solve it.. Is my idea about the centripetal and centrifugal is correct?- Nicholaz99
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How Does a Scientist Explore the Universe Through Physics?
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Tension in string for a bob pendulum
Homework Statement ------------------------------------- |.\ |...\ |...\ |...\ Q...O P O=the bob Teta=60 degree The bob of a simple pendulum is released from rest at P. The mass of the bob is m and...- Nicholaz99
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