In the case of a swinging pendulum, potential energy is greatest when
a. the pendulum b...
Physics, 23.10.2019 15:00 sofyan00404
In the case of a swinging pendulum, potential energy is greatest when
a. the pendulum ball is at its highest points away from a surface.
b. the pendulum ball is at its lowest point closest to a surface.
c. the pendulum ball is midway between its highest and lowest points from the surface.
d. none of the above
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