what is the difference between compound pendulum and simple pendulum?
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A compound pendulum has an extended mass, like a swinging bar, and is free to oscillate about a horizontal axis. A special reversible compound pendulum called Kater's pendulum is designed to measure the value of g, the acceleration of gravity.
You could add an extrernal source so it would be a driven simple pendulum, of friction so that it becomes a simple pendulum with friction. ... This kind of pendulum is called the physical pendulum (or compound pendulum), the swinging body is no longer considered a point mass, but a mass with finite measurements.
You could add an extrernal source so it would be a driven simple pendulum, of friction so that it becomes a simple pendulum with friction. ... This kind of pendulum is called the physical pendulum (or compound pendulum), the swinging body is no longer considered a point mass, but a mass with finite measurements.
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