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I need a problem similar below with a solution. The critical given is initial speed. Given...

I need a problem similar below with a solution. The critical given is initial speed.

Given a pendulum, know how to find the speed at the bottom of the swing and the height it can swing
to if given an initial speed.

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So ution- Given a Penclalam of length= and i ossc lates with an amplitud A Sothe speed a) the Pendulam at the botom ohere A i

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