Some ECOR1048 students are curious about expanding their knowledgebase and conduct an experiment. They attach a pendulum to the roof of an elevator, to find the tension in the supporting light rod when the elevator accelerates upwards. They conducted the experiment, but unfortunately lost all their data. Now they are modelling the scenario theoretically (since they are still curious). If the pendulum is displaced by an amount, 0o, and released from rest (with respect to the elevator), determine: a) The tension, To, in the supporting light rod when 0 = 0. b) Evaluate your result for when 0, 2°

Some ECOR1048 students are curious about expanding their knowledgebase and conduct an experiment. They attach a pendulum to the roof of an elevator, to find the tension in the supporting light rod when the elevator accelerates upwards. They conducted the experiment, but unfortunately lost all their data. Now they are modelling the scenario theoretically (since they are still curious). If the pendulum is displaced by an amount, 0o, and released from rest (with respect to the elevator), determine: a) The tension, To, in the supporting light rod when 0 = 0. b) Evaluate your result for when 0, 2°

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Some ECOR1048 students are curious about expanding their knowledgebase and conduct an
experiment. They attach a pendulum to the roof of an elevator, to find the tension in the supporting
light rod when the elevator accelerates upwards. They conducted the experiment, but unfortunately
lost all their data. Now they are modelling the scenario theoretically (since they are still curious).
If the pendulum is displaced by an amount, 0,, and released from rest (with respect to the elevator),
determine:
a) The tension, T,, in the supporting light rod when 0 = 0.
b) Evaluate your result for when 0, =.
π
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