0 1) Consider the swinging bob, as shown, is released from position A₁. Assume no friction. (a) Calculate the maximum weight of the bob the string OA with length / can support. (b) Calculate speed of the bob if its height is h from position A2. A₁ A Α2

0 1) Consider the swinging bob, as shown, is released from position A₁. Assume no friction. (a) Calculate the maximum weight of the bob the string OA with length / can support. (b) Calculate speed of the bob if its height is h from position A2. A₁ A Α2

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Kinetic friction comes into existence when there are moving surfaces means in other words we can say that the force which comes into existing between moving surfaces is known as kinetic friction.

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(b) Calculate speed of the bob if its height is h from
position A₂.
A₁
A
A₂

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