Chapter 15, Problem 049 The angle (with respect to the vertical) of a simple pendulum is given by e = emcos[(4.96 rad/s)t ]. If at t 0.0350 rad and de/dt = -0.240 rad/s, what are (a) the phase constant o and (b) the maximum angle 8m? (Hint: Don't confuse 0, e the rate d0/dt at which 8 changes with the w of the SHM.) Pivot point 1е\ -Fcose sine (a) (b) (a) Number Unit (b) Number Unit

Chapter 15, Problem 049 The angle (with respect to the vertical) of a simple pendulum is given by e = emcos[(4.96 rad/s)t ]. If at t 0.0350 rad and de/dt = -0.240 rad/s, what are (a) the phase constant o and (b) the maximum angle 8m? (Hint: Don't confuse 0, e the rate d0/dt at which 8 changes with the w of the SHM.) Pivot point 1е\ -Fcose sine (a) (b) (a) Number Unit (b) Number Unit

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