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1. How does the period of a simple pendulum vary theoretically with (a) the length, (b) the mass of the bob, and (c) the maximum
1. How does the period of a simple pendulum vary theoretically with (a) the length, (b) the mass of the bob, and (c) the maximum angle of swing?
2. Would the period of a particular pendulum be the same on the moon as on the earth? Why or why not.
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Calculus
Authors: Dale Varberg, Edwin J. Purcell, Steven E. Rigdon
9th edition
131429248, 978-0131429246
