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Junkwisch
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Hey guy, this is one of the question in my uni work (I'm not sure whether my answer is correct or not, please have a check). The attachment consists of what the effective potential graph look like.
"It starts from a low point where it move downward to the lowest point. It then move upward to the highest point then to the lowest point parabolically. It then move upward to the low point (where the motion start) and restart the entire process again."
I treat the effective potential as the displacement of the object in Y, since the only potential energy acting in here is gravitational. Omega represent angular velocity, g= acceleration due to gravity and L represents the length if the arm.
Best Regards
Naphat Veraphong
"It starts from a low point where it move downward to the lowest point. It then move upward to the highest point then to the lowest point parabolically. It then move upward to the low point (where the motion start) and restart the entire process again."
I treat the effective potential as the displacement of the object in Y, since the only potential energy acting in here is gravitational. Omega represent angular velocity, g= acceleration due to gravity and L represents the length if the arm.
Best Regards
Naphat Veraphong