3. You are given the pendulum below, which is constructed from a light string, length 3R and negligible mass, attached to a solid disk, radius R and mass M. Determine R such that this pendulum will have a period of one second when subjected to a small angle displacement. 3R

3. You are given the pendulum below, which is constructed from a light string, length 3R and negligible mass, attached to a solid disk, radius R and mass M. Determine R such that this pendulum will have a period of one second when subjected to a small angle displacement. 3R

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negligible mass, attached to a solid disk, radius R and mass M. Determine R such that this
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