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c) If the pendulum is hanging at the bottom at rest, but is given a sharp kick that gives it an initial
velocity v₁ = 1.5 m/s in the horizontal direction, what maximum height he above y = 0 will it
attain?
v₁ = 0
y = h,
y=0-

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