A playground swing operates primarily under Newton's first law of motion:
When you push a swing, it attempts to move off in a straight line (parallele to the ground) however, it is "pulled" by the supporting bar, causing the swing to describe an arc around the bar, rather than the straight line. Then, at the top of its arc, gravity overcomes the inertial force and pulls the swing back down.
Naturally, the arcs will continue to get smaller and smaller as friction and gravity overcome the momentum of the swinger until it is once again stationary.
The word is swing. Golfers swing the golf club. Children play on a swing at the playground.
the swing
the person on the swing
A simple pendulum.
0.5 Hz
yes
i thing that the energy cannot change
Yes, the simple machine is a lever if you look at the top of a normal playground swing.
it all has to do with a pendulum when you swing back and forth you are using potenial and kinetic enery
yes and no... third class and second class
the person or whomever is on the swing. :)
Yes, swing sets have to pass tests before they are sold to consumers. If there is something defective, there will be a recall sent out on that swing immediately.