Asked by angy
Consider a simple pendulum consisting of a small marble of mass 10 g that can be onsidered a point mass suspended from the lower end of an inextensible string of length 80 cm and whose mass is negligible. The upperstring is connected to a fixed point O .The pendulum is shifted by an angle 60º from its vertical position of equilibrium the string being stretched.
a) Taking the level passing through A as reference level. Calculate the potential energy of the pendulum-earth system when the marble is at B. What is the mechanical energy of this system?
b) Mass m is released .Calculate neglecting all frictional forces the velocity of the marble when it passes through A.
Thanks.
a) Taking the level passing through A as reference level. Calculate the potential energy of the pendulum-earth system when the marble is at B. What is the mechanical energy of this system?
b) Mass m is released .Calculate neglecting all frictional forces the velocity of the marble when it passes through A.
Thanks.
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Answered by
bobpursley
and where is A, and B?
Answered by
angy
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Answered by
bobpursley
A. The height of B is 80cm(1-cos60) PE is mgh
B. that pe becomes ke.
KE=mgh above
so 1/2 m v^2=mgh
v=sqrt(2gh) where h is the starting position height.
B. that pe becomes ke.
KE=mgh above
so 1/2 m v^2=mgh
v=sqrt(2gh) where h is the starting position height.
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