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SOLVED: mg mg sin Here it is assumed that the mass is released with zero velocity at an initial angle, 0 < < T We would like to determine the equation of
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SOLVED: Use the first five terms of the Maclaurin (Taylor series centered at zero) for the elliptic integral E(k) to estimate the period T of a I-mcter pendulum released at an angle
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