Physics, asked by Subham6827, 10 months ago

Why does the amplitude of a simple pendulum decrease with time? What
happens to the energy of the pendulum when its amplitude decreases?

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Answered by RupamTalented
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The amplitude of a simple pendulum decrease with time beacause as the time passes the energy decreases.The kinetic enrgy transforms into potential enrgy due to gravitation and friction of air.

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