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February 1, 2015 - LO2  
Subject - The Simple Pendulum  
 
Question 
 
As a simple pendulum with string length, L=16m, and max angle, θ= 45° …
 
a) Draw the graphs for the position, velocity, acceleration, and kinetic/ potential energy
over time. 
b) Find the period, T, of the pendulum 
c) Find a sinusoidal equation for the angle as a function of time.

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