Physics, asked by sumiit6701, 1 year ago

The work done by the string of a simple pendulum during one complete oscillation is equal to

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Answered by quodhuncho
15

Since the tension and displacement are always perpendicular in a pendulum, therefore the work done by the tension in the string is zero.


sharanteja: can you explain why tension and displacement are perpendicular?
Answered by r5134497
7

ZERO

Explanation:

  • Work done by the string of the simple pendulum during one complete oscillation is zero.
  • Pressure in the string precisely drops the segment parallel to the string.  
  • This leaves a net reestablishing power back toward the balance position as equivalent to zero.
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