A simple pendulum of length L= 2.69 m is released from rest from a position making an angle of 9° with respect to the equilibrium position. Determine the pendulum's linear velocity when it passes through the angular position e = 6". (g 3D9.8 m/s 2) %3D v= 10.7 m/s O v= 10.5 m/s O v= 10.8 m/s O v= 10.6 m/s v = 20.4 m/s O v= =03 m/s

A simple pendulum of length L= 2.69 m is released from rest from a position making an angle of 9° with respect to the equilibrium position. Determine the pendulum's linear velocity when it passes through the angular position e = 6". (g 3D9.8 m/s 2) %3D v= 10.7 m/s O v= 10.5 m/s O v= 10.8 m/s O v= 10.6 m/s v = 20.4 m/s O v= =03 m/s

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