Pivot e String Bob 1 2 3 Figure N7.6 (For problems N7T.6 through N7T.8.) A pendulum bob swings from the end of a string. At point 1, the bob is at the extreme point of the swing and thus is instantaneously at rest. At point 3, the bob is directly below its suspension point and has its maximum speed. N7T.6 (See figure N7.6.) Which one of the arrows below most closely indicates the direction of the bob's accelera- tion when it is at point 1? T: a 0 1 E A- D B C

Pivot e String Bob 1 2 3 Figure N7.6 (For problems N7T.6 through N7T.8.) A pendulum bob swings from the end of a string. At point 1, the bob is at the extreme point of the swing and thus is instantaneously at rest. At point 3, the bob is directly below its suspension point and has its maximum speed. N7T.6 (See figure N7.6.) Which one of the arrows below most closely indicates the direction of the bob's accelera- tion when it is at point 1? T: a 0 1 E A- D B C

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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