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Answered by Hαrsh
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Explanation:

Kinetic Energy

Ignoring friction and other non-conservative forces, we find that in a simple pendulum, mechanical energy is conserved. The kinetic energy would be KE= ½mv2,where m is the mass of the pendulum, and v is the speed of the pendulum. At its highest point (Point A) the pendulum is momentarily motionless.

Answered by s1083aas04498
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Answer:

Kinetic Energy

Ignoring friction and other non-conservative forces, we find that in a simple pendulum, mechanical energy is conserved. The kinetic energy would be KE= ½mv2,where m is the mass of the pendulum, and v is the speed of the pendulum. At its highest point (Point A) the pendulum is momentarily motionless.

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