Hi, please also explain how you got the answer and also explain why that is the right answer. This is the right answer please explain. (A) 13. A 1.30-kg pendulum bob is pulled to the side, raising it 19.0 cm above its rest position. After it is released, themaximum speed will beA. 1.93 m/sB. 0.616 m/sC. 6.16 m/sD. 3.72 m/s

Given Mass of pendulum m=1.30kg Height h=0.19m

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13. A 1.30-kg pendulum bob is pulled to the side, raising it 19.0 cm above its rest position. After it is released, the maximum speed will be A. 1.93 m/s B. 0.616 m/s C. 6.16 m/s

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Hi, please also explain how you got the answer and also explain why that is the right answer. This is the right answer please explain. (A)

13. A 1.30-kg pendulum bob is pulled to the side, raising it 19.0 cm above its rest position. After it is released, the
maximum speed will be
A. 1.93 m/s
B. 0.616 m/s
C. 6.16 m/s
D. 3.72 m/s

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