2- Plumb line is held steady while being carried along in a moving train. If the mass of the plumb bob is m, A: Find the tension in the cord and the deflection from the local vertical if the train is accelerating forward with constant acceleration g/10. (Ignore any effects of Earth's rotation.) B: If the plumb line is not held steady but oscillates as a simple pendulum, find the period of oscillation for small amplitude.

2- Plumb line is held steady while being carried along in a moving train. If the mass of the plumb bob is m, A: Find the tension in the cord and the deflection from the local vertical if the train is accelerating forward with constant acceleration g/10. (Ignore any effects of Earth's rotation.) B: If the plumb line is not held steady but oscillates as a simple pendulum, find the period of oscillation for small amplitude.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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