Problem 5.118L202The simple pendulum shown oscillates in the vertical plane (the plane of the figure) asthe pendulum cord is being steadily retracted through the opening at O with a constantspeed v. Consider the oscillations of the pendulum between positions O and ®, where8, and 0, are the maximum swing angles of the pendulum at O and O, respectively. LetL, and L, denote the lengths of the cord at 0 and ®, respectively, and let m denote theL1mass of the pendulum bob. Neglecting all forces except gravity and the tension in thecord, determine the angular impulse relative to O provided to the pendulum bob in goingfrom 0 to 2.Figure P5.118

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The simple pendulum shown oscillates in the vertical plane (the plane of the figure) as the pendulum cord is being steadily retracted through the opening at O with a constant peed v. Consider the oscillations of the pendulum between positions O and 2, where , and 0, are the maximum swing angles of the pendulum at O and ®, respectively. Let , and L, denote the lengths of the cord at O and 2, respectively, and let m denote the mass of the pendulum bob. Neglecting all forces except gravity and the tension in the ord, determine the angular impulse relative to O provided to the pendulum bob in going om to 2. (2) L1 Figure P5.118

The simple pendulum shown oscillates in the vertical plane (the plane of the figure) as the pendulum cord is being steadily retracted through the opening at O with a constant peed v. Consider the oscillations of the pendulum between positions O and 2, where , and 0, are the maximum swing angles of the pendulum at O and ®, respectively. Let , and L, denote the lengths of the cord at O and 2, respectively, and let m denote the mass of the pendulum bob. Neglecting all forces except gravity and the tension in the ord, determine the angular impulse relative to O provided to the pendulum bob in going om to 2. (2) L1 Figure P5.118

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