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Rotational motion and angular momentum
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[QUOTE="Steve4Physics, post: 6465903, member: 681522"] Edit - typo's corrected. If you release a simple pendulum (negligible friction/air resistance) what height does it reach on the other side, and why? If you give the same pendulum a small downwards push at the moment of release, what can you say about the height it reaches on the other side, and why? I get a very slightly different answer to you for part b). This could be caused by a small rounding error in your calculation. (Don't use rounded values in intermediate steps.) Your working isn't clear enough for me to check what you've done in detail but the method is OK. As noted by [USER=493650]@PeroK[/USER], you are asked through what angle the system rotates - not what angle it makes relative to its starting position. [/QUOTE]
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