2- A pendulum is made by suspending a (7.00 kg) ball on a cord (5.00 m) long connected to the ceiling. The ball is pulled to the side (1.00 m) along the arc and released. a) How long does it take for the ball to first return to the starting point? b) How large is the maximum speed of the ball?

2- A pendulum is made by suspending a (7.00 kg) ball on a cord (5.00 m) long connected to the ceiling. The ball is pulled to the side (1.00 m) along the arc and released. a) How long does it take for the ball to first return to the starting point? b) How large is the maximum speed of the ball?

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b) How large is the maximum speed of the ball?

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