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11.5 Find natural frequency of the simple pendulum shown in the figure
(consider, mass of the bob as m and length of the string as L)
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Transcribed Image Text:11.5 Find natural frequency of the simple pendulum shown in the figure (consider, mass of the bob as m and length of the string as L) below
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Step 1

In natural vibrations we assume there is no friction.

Since there is no friction, total energy of the system is conserved.

Since total energy remains constant ,time derivative of total energy will be zero.

By using this condition, we can develop equation of motion for the simple pendulum.

Step 2

If the pendulum is set into vibration ,we can find total energy of the simple pendulum at some instant during its motion.

Total Energy = Kinetic Energy + Potential Energy

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Step 3

We can find total energy of the simple pendulum as follows.(Refer to Figure 1).

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