A physical pendulum consists of two pieces: a uniform rod of length L=2R and mass M-3m pivoted at one end, and a sphere of radius R, mass m, fixed to the other end. The pendulum is initially displaced to one side by a small angle 0 and released from rest. You can then approximate sine=0. Find the period of the pendulum in terms of To which is the period of the simple pendulum. (1E =M L², 1ere =MR2) A-) B) D) E-) 45

A physical pendulum consists of two pieces: a uniform rod of length L=2R and mass M-3m pivoted at one end, and a sphere of radius R, mass m, fixed to the other end. The pendulum is initially displaced to one side by a small angle 0 and released from rest. You can then approximate sine=0. Find the period of the pendulum in terms of To which is the period of the simple pendulum. (1E =M L², 1ere =MR2) A-) B) D) E-) 45

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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