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Obviously, it will stop after sometime , after swinging. It is because we cannot apply energy continuously to the swinging pendulum.
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What is meant by the term period when talking about a swinging pendulum?
The period of a swinging pendulum (or any other periodic system, for that matter) is the amount of time it takes to complete an entire cycle - meaning, the time it takes to start and then come back to the original position. For example, imagine a pendulum that is held so the string holding the mass is parallel to the ground. When you let go, it will swing all the way to the other side, and then all the way back to the starting position. The time it takes to get back to the starting position is the period.
What variable might affect the number of cycles the pendulum makes in fifteen seconds?
The period of the pendulum can be influenced by the local magnitude of gravity, by the length of the string, and by the density of the material in the swinging rod (which influences the effective length).It's not affected by the weight of the bob, or by how far you pull it to the side before you let it go.
What do you mean by time period of pendulum?
You know how when you pull a pendulum to the side and let it go, and then it swings away from you to the other side, but then it stops and turns around and swings back to you ? The period of the pendulum is the length of time it takes, after you let it go, to go away from you and then come back to your hand.
What is the name of the force that makes a pendulum move when you let go?
Gravity
What would happen if gunpowder was ingested?
You would...let me guess......EXPLODE?
What would happen if nobody let refugees into new countries to let them live?
Refugees would eventually die of starvation.
What is the motion of a simple pendulum in air?
No. The pendulum will slow down by drag from air molecules until the motion becomes exactly the same as random motion caused by the air molecules. But I know what you are looking for-- "Isn't there some tiny detectable motion, even if you can't see it?" Let's look at a hanging pendulum that has NEVER been swung. If we tape a tiny mirror to it and bounce a laser beam off it, we will see a spot on the wall that vibrates from thermal (and ignoring environmental) noise. The average motion will NOT be zero in any finite time. BUT the average motion of the pendulum caused by noise will ALWAYS have some positive value depending on temperature (well, okay...zero at absolute zero). When the original swinging pendulum's motion equals the motion caused by random thermal noise, then the motion is ZERO. So it's a much better question than you might have thought! Quantum Mechanically the problem is even more interesting, since there is a small but finite possibility that the pendulum will launch itself into orbit without warning, but it all depends on statistics.
What would happen if nobydy let refugees into new countries to live?
They would protest
What is meant by the period of the pendulum?
The period of a pendulum ... or of anything that keeps doing the same thing over and over ... is the length of time it takes to finish one complete cycle. Pull a pendulum to the side and let it go. It returns to your hand after one period.
What would happen if nobody let them into new countries to live in?
they would becme united and invade
Who is the seme out of Austria and Switzerland?
Austria would try, but Swissy would never let it happen.
Does the pendulum had energy before you let go of the mass?
Yes, the pendulum has potential energy if you hold it at one end of its swing. If released, the pendulum starts to oscillate. During each cycle the potential energy is converted to kinetic energy and back again - twice.
