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What are pendulum exercises?
Accordingly, why do pendulums move?
The science behind the pendulum is explained through the forces of gravity and inertia. The Earth's gravity attracts the pendulum. This means that since the pendulum is now in motion, it keeps moving, unless there is a force that acts to make it stop. Gravity works on the pendulum while it is moving. Correspondingly, which of these does not affect the period of a pendulum? The mass of the bob does not affect the period of a pendulum because (as Galileo discovered and Newton explained), the mass of the bob is being accelerated toward the ground at a constant rate - the gravitational constant, g.
One may also ask how do you find the potential energy of a pendulum?
Energy in a Pendulu. GPE can be calculated by multiplying the mass, the acceleration due to gravity, and the height change. Once the mass is let go, it starts to swing. Kinetic energy (KE) is the energy of motion, and is the product of one-half the mass, and the square of the velocity (v) in m/s. Correspondingly, will a pendulum stop in a vacuum? In a vacuum with zero air resistance, such a pendulum will continue to oscillate indefinitely with a constant amplitude. However, the amplitude of a simple pendulum oscillating in air continuously decreases as its mechanical energy is gradually lost due to air resistance.
You can also ask at which point is potential energy greatest *?
Potential energy is greatest when the most energy is stored. This could be when an object reaches its highest point in the air before falling, a rollercoaster just before it drops, or when a rubber band is stretched as far back as possible before it snaps. Potential energy is then converted to kinetic energy.
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