DATA: amplitude (in m/s) bob's trajectory frictionless pivot massless rod equilibrium position massive bob The pendulum bob is first held at rest at angle = 0o and then released. The bob swings down, and then swings back and forth between 8 = -80 and 8o. For the data given below, calculate the speed of the bob when = 0. L = 1.4 m; m = arbitrary; 00 = 39 degrees; "Simple gravity pendulum" model assumes no friction or air resistance. A: 0.386 B: 0.560 OC: 0.812 OD: 1.177 OE: 1.706 OF: 2.474 OG: 3.587 OH: 5.20

DATA: amplitude (in m/s) bob's trajectory frictionless pivot massless rod equilibrium position massive bob The pendulum bob is first held at rest at angle = 0o and then released. The bob swings down, and then swings back and forth between 8 = -80 and 8o. For the data given below, calculate the speed of the bob when = 0. L = 1.4 m; m = arbitrary; 00 = 39 degrees; "Simple gravity pendulum" model assumes no friction or air resistance. A: 0.386 B: 0.560 OC: 0.812 OD: 1.177 OE: 1.706 OF: 2.474 OG: 3.587 OH: 5.20

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