A physical pendulum is constructed

  1. A physical pendulum is constructed of a 48 cm long piece of wooden dowel with a mass of 550 grams and a radius of 0.7 cm.
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  2. A physical pendulum in the form of a thin rod of length 1.04 m is pivoted at point P, a distance x from the pendulum's center of
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  3. A pendulum is constructed from a thin, rigid, and uniform rod with a small sphere attached to the end opposite the pivot. This
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  4. Instead of moving back and forth, a conical pendulum moves in a circle at constant speed as its string traces out a cone (see
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  5. A pendulum is constructed of a mass m connected to a mass ess rigid rod of lengthl. As shownin the figure, the other end of the
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  6. A pendulum is constructed of a mass m connected to a mass ess rigid rod of lengthl. As shownin the figure, the other end of the
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  7. A pendulum is constructed of a mass m connected to a mass ess rigid rod of lengthl. As shownin the figure, the other end of the
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  8. A pendulum is constructed of a mass m connected to a mass ess rigid rod of lengthl. As shownin the figure, the other end of the
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  9. A physical pendulum consists of 3.8 m long sticks joined together as shown in Fig. 15-41. What is the pendulum's period of
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  10. A physical pendulum consists of 3.8 m long sticks joined together as shown in Fig. 15-41. What is the pendulum's period of
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