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Solving a Simple Pendulum Problem with SHM Model
ooh, kay. I can see from there. hey, thank you very much~!- pandaXpress
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Solving a Simple Pendulum Problem with SHM Model
Or.. (I just found this on the Internet..) x(t) = Acos(2 X pi X f X t + phase of oscillation (pi/2, pi/4, etc) is this that standard one you were talking about?- pandaXpress
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Solving a Simple Pendulum Problem with SHM Model
ooh, wait is it the equation for velocity on a string? v = sqrt(FL/m) so, in this case I guess F (tension) would have to be mass times gravitational force? and then I could find velocity, right?- pandaXpress
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Solving a Simple Pendulum Problem with SHM Model
Hmm.. which shm equation would that be? My teacher gave us many for different types of waves.. would this be considered a "double open" wave? so, I would use v = 2Lf? and then, where would I use mass or angle? thanks tiny-tim~~!- pandaXpress
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Solving a Simple Pendulum Problem with SHM Model
oops.. the equation is 1/2mv^2 = mgh.. i accidentally did it wrong.. sorry!- pandaXpress
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Solving a Simple Pendulum Problem with SHM Model
Homework Statement A simple pendulum has a mass of 0.250 kg and a length of 6.00 m. It is displaced through an angle of 10.0° and then released. Solve this problem by using the simple harmonic motion model for the motion of the pendulum. (a) What is the maximum speed? (b) What is the...- pandaXpress
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