Calculating Angular Displacement

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Homework Statement



I'm trying to calculate the angular displacement. A pendulum with length L is released at θ=0.10rad at 0s.

Really not sure how to calculate the angular displacement from this. In a previous question we calculated the values of omega, and phi.

Homework Equations



I thought it could be L x Delta θ, but I'm not sure it's correct

The Attempt at a Solution



0.30 x 0.20 rad
 
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